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If you’re thinking of upgrading your home with energy-efficient appliances, 2025 is a great year to get started. There are several sources of savings from both Ohio state and the federal government that can make your upgrades significantly more affordable, allowing you to cut initial costs and benefit from greater energy efficiency over time in the form of lower energy bills. Here’s what you need to know about how to qualify for HVAC rebates in 2025.
The following rebates are programs facilitated by the state of Ohio. The state was awarded $249 million under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) to create a grant program that will help Ohioans access appliances and home systems that improve energy efficiency. The Department of Development is in charge of designing the program and plans to submit it for Department of Energy approval by January 31st, 2025, at the latest. You can check the program’s status here.
This program is designed for low-income households and will cover 100% of the cost of home electrification up to $14,000. It will also cover 50% of the cost for moderate-income households. The $14,000 cap is broken down as follows:
Electric clothes dryers, stoves, and insulation or air sealing measures are also eligible for rebates.
This program provides rebates for energy-efficient retrofits that are variable based on household income and type of retrofit. The rebate amounts will range from $2,000 to $4,000 per home. The program provides:
You can find more information on how home energy rebates work on the Department of Energy website.
There are two federal energy-efficient home tax credits, and you can claim either of them on your taxes for home improvements made in 2025. It’s important to note that these credits are nonrefundable, so you can’t get more back on the credit than you owe in taxes. You can find out how to claim tax credits and instructions for filling out Form 5695 on the IRS website.
This energy credit helps recoup the cost of new, qualified, clean energy equipment Eligibility for tax credits includes:
The Residential Clean Energy Credit covers 30% of expenses for qualified clean energy property.
This tax credit covers part of certain qualified expenses. There are limits on annual allowable credit and limits on certain types of expenses, but there is no lifetime limit. Equipment must be produced by a qualified manufacturer, and you can check to see which products are qualified on the Department of Energy website.
You can claim 30% of qualified expenses on your taxes, up to a total of $3,200 per year. The annual limit breakdown includes:
When selecting energy-efficient upgrades for your home appliances, the company you work with matters. At Shanklin Heating & Air Conditioning, we take pride in helping you find exactly the right HVAC fit for your home that will help maximize your tax refund options. We are family-owned and -operated, so you can expect only the best customer experience from each team member and technician — plus coupons and specials to make our services even more affordable.
Schedule a consultation with Shanklin today to learn more about qualified products eligible for energy rebates and tax credits in Ohio.
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