How much you get
National Grid's heat pump incentive for Syracuse runs through NYSERDA's statewide Clean Heat program rather than a utility-specific rebate desk, which is why the published figure is a floor rather than a fixed number.
NYSERDA Clean Heat, via National Grid territory
Baseline incentive for a qualifying air-source or ground-source heat pump; the final number depends on system size and household income tier.
Because National Grid routes this through NYSERDA rather than running its own flat rebate schedule, get a written quote from a participating contractor before you commit — that's the only way to see your confirmed Syracuse number, including any income-qualified adder.
Source: NYSERDA Clean Heat program
Stacking it with other programs
Layer the federal 25C tax credit (up to $2,000) on top of the NYSERDA incentive, and check whether your household qualifies for the federal HEAR rebate, which can add several thousand dollars more for lower- and moderate-income Syracuse homeowners.
Heat pump installers in Syracuse
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Common questions
How much is the heat pump rebate in Syracuse?
National Grid routes its heat pump incentive through NYSERDA's Clean Heat program, starting at $5,000 and scaling with system size and household income. A participating contractor confirms the exact Syracuse figure when they quote the installation.
Where do I find a heat pump installer in Syracuse?
Browse the full installer directory for real, currently-reviewed contractors serving Syracuse, or run our free assessment for a shortlist matched to your project and current fuel type.
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Next steps
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