Last winter was brutal. Let's help you avoid a repeat of those staggering fuel bills.
A record-breaking blizzard, weeks of below-freezing cold, and some of the heaviest snowfall Long Island has seen in over a decade—last winter tested a lot of oil and gas heating systems, and a lot of budgets. If you're tired of watching fuel costs spike every time the weather turns, pairing solar with a heat pump lets you take real action before next winter, not after it. The real payoff isn't just savings—it's independence from the price of electricity, oil, and gas all at once.
One system, two seasons of savings.
Heat Without a Fuel Bill
A heat pump replaces oil or gas heat with electric heat—no more deliveries, no more price spikes when a cold snap hits. Pair it with solar, and the same system producing your electricity can power your heat too.
Cool More Efficiently, Too
Heat pumps don't just heat—they cool. Many homeowners find a modern heat pump cools their home more efficiently than an aging central AC system, covering both seasons with one piece of equipment.
A genuinely self-sustaining home.
This isn't just about lowering one bill. When solar and a heat pump work together, your home is insulated from electric rate hikes, oil price spikes, and gas price increases—all at once. Whatever happens to fuel prices or PSEG rates next winter, or the winter after that, your home is largely unaffected. That's real energy independence, not just a lower number on a bill.
The real incentive picture for Long Island homeowners.
PSEG Long Island Rebate
$4,000 at market rate, $5,000 for moderate-income households or Disadvantaged Community areas, and $7,500 for income-qualified homes. Sizing must cover the full home heating load.
Rate 580 (Ongoing Savings)
Once your heat pump becomes your primary heat source, PSEG's Rate 580 cuts delivery charges 40% on usage above 400 kWh/month, every October through May—for as long as you live there.
Keep Your Backup System
You don't have to remove your oil or gas system to qualify. Keep it as backup with the required dual-fuel controls, or remove it entirely—either path qualifies for the same rebate.
The federal tax credit for heat pumps expired December 31, 2025, and no longer applies to new installations. Rebate amounts are set by PSEG Long Island and subject to change—we'll confirm your exact tier during your assessment.
Get Your Solar + Heat Pump Assessment
We'll look at your current heating and cooling setup, your roof, and your electric usage to see whether pairing solar with a heat pump makes sense for your home—and confirm exactly which PSEG rebate tier you qualify for.
What to Have Ready
- A recent electric bill and, if applicable, a recent oil or gas bill
- Your current heating system type and approximate age
- Whether you'd want to keep your existing system as backup
Response Time: We aim to respond within 1 business day
Cost: Free assessment
Obligation: None—just an honest look at the numbers for your home