Texas water heater checklist
Texas Heat Pump Water Heater Rebate Checklist
Heat pump water heater rebates can depend on the utility, equipment model, installation details, timing, and official program rules. This checklist helps Texas homeowners prepare questions and documents before making decisions.
Confirm the utility and program page
Start by confirming the electric utility for the project address. Nearby homes may have different utility providers or different program rules.
Use official utility pages, city pages, state energy office pages, ENERGY STAR, DOE, and IRS sources when reviewing rebate or tax-credit information.
Check model and installation requirements
Programs may review ENERGY STAR certification, model numbers, installation location, electrical work, permits, and application timing. Verify current requirements before installation.
If a program requires approval before purchase or installation, waiting until after the project may create problems for the application.
Save records for later review
Keep invoices, product labels, model and serial numbers, installation dates, proof of payment, and any official application confirmation.
Federal 25C tax credits were available for qualifying heat pump, heat pump water heater, and HVAC projects placed in service through December 31, 2025. Federal tax credit availability for 2026 and beyond may have changed. Always verify current rules directly with the IRS at irs.gov before making purchasing decisions.