About Upgrade Rebates | A Nationwide Home Energy Rebate Platform
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About Upgrade Rebates

A nationwide platform for a local, fragmented system.

Upgrade Rebates organizes home energy program information across all 50 states so homeowners can move from a national landscape to the state, utility, and source that controls their project.

Why we exist

Home energy programs are administered locally but discovered nationally. A homeowner can encounter federal rules, a state office, multiple utilities, equipment requirements, contractor restrictions, application windows, and annual budgets before knowing whether a project is eligible.

We built Upgrade Rebates to make that landscape navigable: one national platform, a dedicated guide for every state, and a clear path back to the agency or utility responsible for each published rule.

What we actually do

We organize state-program status, published utility measures, project categories, eligibility checkpoints, and primary-source links. The platform helps homeowners narrow the search; the administering program makes the final decision on eligibility, funding, amount, and approval.

What we stand for

Clarity — plain-English program summaries
Coverage — a dedicated guide for every state
Traceability — source links and status labels
Free access — checking always costs $0
Our principles

How we keep your trust

Independent

We are not a government agency, utility, or program administrator. Our summaries never replace the controlling source.

National structure

The same information architecture covers all 50 states while preserving local differences in status, program, utility, and eligibility.

Homeowner-first

We explain what to verify before purchase and do not present allocated funds, estimates, or expired credits as money a homeowner can claim.

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Independent service. Upgrade Rebates is not a government agency or utility. Program administrators determine eligibility, funding, and award amounts.