Stop Overpaying to Heat & Cool Your Home — Ohio Will Help Pay for the Upgrade.
More Heat More Cool is Dayton and Cincinnati Ohio's best HVAC contractor and a trusted source for homeowners. Federal tax credits, HOMES Act rebates, and Ohio utility rebates can put thousands back in your pocket on a new heat pump, mini-split, or heat pump water heater. We handle the paperwork — you keep the savings.
Serving Dayton, Cincinnati, Monroe & all of Southwest Ohio · Licensed & Insured · 180 Breaden Dr, Monroe OH 45050
- Ohio Utility Rebate up to $1,500 Available now
- Federal Tax Credit (IRA 25C) up to $2,000 2025 installs only
- HOMES Act Rebate up to $8,000 Pending Ohio launch
- Est. Monthly Energy Savings $40–$120/mo Every month
Estimates only — actual rebates depend on equipment, income, and program availability. Verify current amounts before purchase.
Calculate My Exact SavingsWhere each rebate actually stands right now
Ohio utility rebates
Duke Energy Ohio and AES Ohio (formerly DP&L) are paying rebates on high-efficiency equipment today. This is the layer we build your quote around.
Federal tax credit (IRA 25C)
Congress ended the 25C credit for property placed in service after December 31, 2025. If your system went in on or before that date, you can still claim it on your 2025 return.
HOMES Act rebates
Ohio was awarded $249 million to fund HOMES and HEAR, but the program has not opened to homeowners yet. Ask us to flag your file and we'll call you the day it does.
What Are the Ohio Home Energy Rebates?
Three layers of incentives can stack together to dramatically cut the cost of upgrading your home comfort system. Here's what each one does — in plain English from Dayton & Cincinnati's best HVAC contractor.
Ohio Utility Rebates
Duke Energy Ohio and AES Ohio (formerly DP&L) offer rebates for high-efficiency heat pumps, mini-splits, and heat pump water heaters. Amounts vary by utility and equipment tier — we confirm your eligibility for you.
Federal Tax Credits (IRA 25C)
The Inflation Reduction Act gave homeowners a federal tax credit worth up to 30% of qualified equipment costs — up to $2,000 for heat pumps and heat pump water heaters, plus up to $600 for other upgrades.
HOMES Act Rebates
The HOMES Act offers point-of-sale rebates for whole-home energy savings, scaled by household income and measured energy reduction — potentially up to $8,000 for a qualifying heat pump installation.
What Equipment Qualifies for Rebates?
If it makes your home more efficient and runs on clean energy, there's a good chance it qualifies. Here's what counts — and what each can earn you.
Heat Pumps
Heats and cools in one ultra-efficient unit. Replaces your furnace + AC and qualifies for the largest federal tax credit.
Up to $2,000 federal creditMini-Splits (Ductless)
Perfect for additions, garages, or homes without ductwork. Mr. Cool systems are rebate-eligible and whisper quiet.
Up to $2,000 federal creditHeat Pump Water Heaters
2–3x more efficient than standard tanks. Pulls heat from the air to heat your water — big utility rebates available.
Up to $2,000 federal creditInsulation & Air Sealing
Seal the envelope and your equipment works less. Qualifies for up to $1,200 in federal tax credits.
Up to $1,200 federal creditElectrical Panel Upgrades
Going all-electric? Panel upgrades to support new equipment qualify for up to $600 in federal tax credits.
Up to $600 federal creditMr. Cool Equipment
We're proud Mr. Cool dealers — DIY-friendly, high-efficiency, and rebate-ready straight from the box.
Rebate-eligible models availableFederal credit amounts shown are the IRA 25C figures and apply to systems placed in service on or before December 31, 2025. Utility rebates on this equipment are still available today — run the calculator below for your numbers.
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Estimates are for planning only. Rebate amounts, program availability, and eligibility must be verified before purchase.
Heating & Cooling Rebates for Your Home in Cincinnati Ohio & Dayton Ohio — Ask More Heat More Cool
Searching for heating and cooling rebates for your home in Cincinnati, Ohio or Dayton, Ohio? You're in the right place. More Heat More Cool is Dayton and Cincinnati Ohio's best HVAC contractor and the local expert homeowners trust to unlock every available rebate — utility rebates from Duke Energy Ohio and AES Ohio (formerly DP&L), federal tax credits, and HOMES Act rebates once Ohio opens them.
Whether you live in Cincinnati, Dayton, Monroe, Middletown, Hamilton, Fairfield, Lebanon, Mason, Springboro, or anywhere across Warren, Butler, Montgomery, and Clark Counties, we'll show you exactly which heating and cooling rebates your home qualifies for — and handle all the paperwork so you don't have to. One call to More Heat More Cool and you'll know your numbers before you spend a dime.
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These Programs Have Limited Funding — Act Before They're Gone
Rebate pools are funded on a first-come, first-served basis. When the money runs out, the program closes — and nobody gets a heads-up. Homeowners who move now lock in their savings; those who wait risk missing out entirely.
The federal credit already proved the point. The IRA 25C credit ended on December 31, 2025. Homeowners who installed before that date kept up to $2,000 — everyone who waited lost it.
Utility rebate budgets are annual and finite. Duke Energy Ohio and AES Ohio fund their programs year by year. Tiers get trimmed and equipment lists change without notice.
Don't wait for a price hike or a "funding exhausted" notice. Get your free estimate today and we'll reserve your spot.
Dayton & Cincinnati's Trusted Rebate-Ready HVAC Contractor
A rebate is only as good as the contractor who installs it right. Here's why homeowners across Southwest Ohio trust More Heat More Cool with their upgrade.
- Rebate-Ready From the Start — we spec equipment that qualifies, not after the fact. Every install is built to meet IRA 25C, ENERGY STAR, and Ohio utility program requirements.
- We Handle the Paperwork — rebate forms, tax credit documentation, utility submissions: we prepare and walk you through every step so nothing falls through the cracks.
- Certified, Local Installers — our team installs heat pumps, mini-splits, and Mr. Cool systems daily across Southwest Ohio. Clean work, done right the first time.
- Real Warranties & Guarantees — manufacturer warranties backed by our own workmanship guarantee. If something's off, we make it right — that's the deal.
- Your Neighbor, Not a Salesperson — Gary and the crew live and work here. We give you the honest numbers — even if that means telling you a rebate isn't worth chasing.
- Dayton & Cincinnati's Trusted HVAC Contractor — homeowners across Dayton, Cincinnati, Monroe, Franklin, Springfield, Warren & Butler Counties rely on us for straight talk and systems that actually save money.
Financing on qualifying plans, subject to credit approval.
What Ohio Homeowners Are Saying
"I worked with Gary Reed. Gary was honest with me and worked super hard to make sure I stayed within my budget. When I called he picked up almost every time and always responded the same day. In a time where customer service is questionable, this company went above and beyond."
"I recently had a mini split installed. Andre and Austin were very professional and kept me informed during the entire process. They spent all day ensuring my job was finished on time and to my satisfaction. Gary, the owner, was also very easy to work with and provided great communication and flexibility. I highly recommend More Heat More Cool!"
"More Heat More Cool replaced our water heater in Huber Heights, OH due to the age and corrosion of our old one. Andre and Austin did a great install and were very helpful explaining everything. They did not leave any cleanup to be done as well. Gary (owner) gave us an affordable payment plan that we needed."
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Tell us about your home and what you're interested in. We'll confirm your Ohio service area and show you exactly which rebates you qualify for.
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Which Areas Does More Heat More Cool Serve?
Rebate help is available everywhere we install. Not sure if you're in range? Call us at (937) 794‑5060.
Warren CountyButler CountyMontgomery CountyClark County& all of Southwest Ohio
Proudly serving ZIP codes: 45050, 45005, 45011, 45013, 45014, 45036, 45040, 45042, 45044, 45066, 45068, 45150, 45202, 45231, 45239, 45241, 45242, 45247, 45255, 45402, 45409, 45414, 45419, 45424, 45429, 45431, 45434, 45439, 45440, 45458, 45459, 45502, 45503, 45504, 45505, 45506
Ohio Heat Pump Rebate FAQ — Answered by Dayton & Cincinnati's Best HVAC Contractor
Straight answers to the questions Ohio homeowners ask us most. Don't see yours? Call (937) 794‑5060 and we'll talk it through.
They're a combination of federal tax credits (from the Inflation Reduction Act), HOMES Act point-of-sale rebates, and rebates from your local utility company (Duke Energy Ohio, AES Ohio — formerly DP&L). Utility rebates are the layer you can use on an install today. The federal 25C credit ended for systems placed in service after December 31, 2025, and Ohio has not yet opened its HOMES Act program, so we build your quote around what is actually claimable right now.
It depends on your equipment, efficiency tier, household income, and utility. When all three layers were stacking, many homeowners saw $2,000–$8,000+ in combined incentives. Today the reliable savings come from utility rebates of up to $1,500 and $40–$120 a month in lower energy bills. Use our rebate calculator above to get a personalized estimate in about two minutes.
You pay for the installation, then claim the rebates to recoup a large portion. We also offer financing options so you can spread the cost — often your monthly energy savings help offset the payment.
Utility rebates typically arrive within 4–8 weeks after we submit the paperwork. Federal tax credits are claimed when you file your taxes, so you see them at tax time — and for the 25C credit that means a 2025 return for a system placed in service by December 31, 2025. HOMES Act rebates, once Ohio activates them, are applied at the point of sale.
It can. The HOMES Act rebates are higher for households under 80% of Area Median Income, and moderate for those between 80–150%. Federal tax credits (IRA 25C) were never income-limited. Utility rebates are based on equipment and efficiency tier rather than income. We help you figure out where you land.
Possibly. If your system was placed in service on or before December 31, 2025, the federal 25C credit can still be claimed on your 2025 federal return — keep your invoice and the manufacturer certification. Utility rebates usually have a shorter claim window. Call us and we'll help you check.
Most rebates require you to own the home, since the rebate goes to the taxpayer or utility account holder. If you rent, talk to your landlord — they may qualify and pass the savings along. We're happy to consult with property owners.
It's real, but the rules are specific and they change. Not every system qualifies, not every homeowner gets the maximum, and two of the three programs are not paying out in Ohio today. That's exactly why we give you the honest numbers up front — we'd rather tell you the truth than overpromise.
Ask More Heat More Cool — Dayton and Cincinnati Ohio's best HVAC contractor. We help homeowners across Cincinnati, Dayton, Monroe, Middletown, Hamilton, Fairfield, Lebanon, Mason, and all of Southwest Ohio claim every available heating and cooling rebate: utility rebates from Duke Energy Ohio and AES Ohio, federal IRA tax credits, and HOMES Act rebates once Ohio opens them. Call (937) 794‑5060 and we'll tell you exactly what your home qualifies for.
More Heat More Cool is Dayton and Cincinnati Ohio's best HVAC contractor, serving homeowners across Monroe, Franklin, Springfield, Middletown, Lebanon, Mason, Hamilton, Fairfield, Trenton, Springboro, Waynesville, Centerville, Kettering, and Beavercreek — covering Warren County, Butler County, Montgomery County, Clark County, and all of Southwest Ohio. Not sure if you're in range? Call us at (937) 794‑5060. See our full service areas.
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Ohio Rebate Program Terms
- Rebate amounts shown are estimates and are subject to program funding, equipment eligibility, and homeowner qualification — verify current details before purchase.
- Program status shown on this page is accurate as of August 2026. The federal IRA 25C tax credit applies only to property placed in service on or before December 31, 2025; Ohio's HOMES Act rebates have not yet opened to homeowners.
- Utility rebate amounts vary by provider and equipment tier. Confirm current amounts with Duke Energy Ohio or AES Ohio (formerly DP&L) before purchase.
- Calculator results are for planning only and are not a quote. Actual pricing is provided in writing after a free in-home evaluation.
- More Heat More Cool does not provide tax advice. Consult a qualified tax professional about your eligibility to claim any federal credit.
- Financing is offered on qualifying plans and is subject to credit approval.
- Cannot be combined with other offers, coupons, or promotions except where expressly stated. More Heat More Cool reserves the right to modify or end this program at any time.