✅– Duke Energy & FPL approved programs
✅- Rebates applied based on your home’s current insulation
✅- Professional inspection & installation
✅- No guesswork — we handle the rebate process
Energy companies like Duke Energy and Florida Power & Light (FPL) offer rebates to homeowners who improve energy efficiency.
If your attic insulation, ceiling insulation, or ductwork does not meet current efficiency standards, you may qualify for cash-back incentives when upgrading through approved contractors.
Simple 3-step flow:
Duke Energy and FPL rebate programs can significantly reduce the cost of attic or ceiling insulation upgrades and duct repairs. Eligibility depends on your current insulation R-value, utility provider, and property type. We review your details and clearly explain which rebate programs your home qualifies for.
If your home has low or outdated attic insulation, Duke Energy offers rebates when insulation is upgraded to R-38.
Our qualified contractors inspect your attic, verify insulation levels, and complete recommended upgrades to meet Duke Energy program standards.
| Current Insulation Level | Upgrade To | Rebate Amount |
|---|---|---|
| R-19 or less | R-38 | $0.25 / sq ft (up to $600) |
| R-12 or less | R-38 | $0.27 / sq ft (up to $700) |
| R-2 or less | R-38 | $0.31 / sq ft (up to $800) |
Multifamily buildings can also qualify for insulation rebates when attic insulation is upgraded to R-38.
Our qualified contractors inspect your attic, verify insulation levels, and complete recommended upgrades to meet Duke Energy program standards.
| Current Insulation | Upgrade To | Rebate Amount |
|---|---|---|
| R-12 or less | Minimum R-38 | $0.27 per sq ft (up to $300) |
| R-2 or less | Minimum R-38 | $0.31 per sq ft (up to $350) |
Leaky ductwork causes cool air to escape into the attic or crawl space, forcing your HVAC system to work harder and increasing energy bills. Duke Energy offers rebates to help homeowners test their duct system and repair air leaks to improve efficiency and comfort.
Eligibility Requirement: Home must have whole-house electric heating and air conditioning.
Duke Energy’s qualified contractors perform a duct leakage test and recommend repairs if leaks are found.
| Service Type | Standard Cost | Duke Energy Rebate |
|---|---|---|
| Duct leakage test (first HVAC system) | $100 | Up to $50 rebate |
| Duct leakage test (each additional unit at same location) | $80 | Up to $40 rebate |
| Duct repair (per HVAC system) | Based on repair scope | Up to $400 rebate |
Homes with little or outdated ceiling insulation lose a lot of cooled air, especially in hot weather. To encourage energy efficiency, FPL offers a flat rebate for homeowners who upgrade their ceiling insulation through approved installers.
This program is ideal for homes that have very low existing insulation and want a quick, straightforward rebate.
Eligibility Requirements:
| Program Type | Insulation Requirement | Rebate Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Ceiling Insulation Upgrade | Existing insulation below R-8 | $220 flat rebate |
You may qualify for Duke Energy or FPL rebates if most of the conditions below apply to your home or building. Final eligibility is confirmed after inspection.
Duke Energy and FPL rebate programs can significantly reduce the cost of attic or ceiling insulation upgrades and duct repairs. Eligibility depends on your current insulation R-value, utility provider, and property type. We review your details and clearly explain which rebate programs your home qualifies for.