Georgia Power Home Energy Improvement Program

How it works

Georgia Power’s Home Energy Improvement Program (HEIP) gives rebates for qualifying energy-saving products, installation services, and bundled home-efficiency projects. Some items are instant or in-store rebates, while others require a participating Program Installer, affiliated installer, or licensed professional.

Homeowners can choose from individual improvements or combine measures into bundles for higher rebates. The page says the bundle approach improves whole-home performance and can produce larger savings than doing a single measure alone.

What the money covers

Eligible work shown on the page includes:

• Home energy assessment
• Attic/ceiling insulation
• Air sealing
• Duct sealing
• HVAC maintenance and tune-up
• Conversion to ground source heat pump
• Conversion to air source heat pump
• Combination heat pump water/space heating
• Ductless mini split heat pump
• Heat pump water heater
• Some DIY or purchase items such as smart thermostats, advanced power strips, dehumidifiers, air purifiers, and certain appliances

The page also says some purchases are available as instant rebates online through Georgia Power Marketplace or in-store at participating locations.

Amounts and matching

The page lists these key rebate amounts:

• Home Energy Assessment: 50% rebate, up to $150
• Attic/Ceiling Insulation: up to $300
• Air Sealing: up to $400
• Duct Sealing: up to $600
• Home Comfort Bundle / Home Comfort Trio: up to $1,850
• Basic Comfort Duo: up to $1,150

The bundle table also shows a $400 bundle bonus for the Home Comfort Trio and a $300 bundle bonus for the Basic Comfort Duo. The page says the bundle total is $1,250 for electric-heated homes and $950 for gas-heated homes in one table, but the main rebate listings and headline highlight up to $1,850 for the Home Comfort Trio bundle.

Other listed rebate amounts include up to $75 for HVAC maintenance and tune-up, up to $250 for solar water heater, up to $300 for ground source heat pump conversion, up to $500 for air source heat pump conversion, up to $1,500 for combination heat pump water/space heating, up to $1,150 for ductless mini split heat pump, and up to $800 for heat pump water heater.

How to apply

The page says to complete the improvements and then submit the rebate application. Applications must be submitted within 60 days of the date on the paid-in-full invoice/receipt.

Required application materials include:

• Georgia Power meter number
• Valid account in the rebate application system
• Address where the improvements were made
• Name and mailing address for the rebate payee
• W-9 with Tax ID if the rebate payee is a company
• Signed Terms & Conditions

Timing and deadlines

The page states the program is valid from 2026-01-01 through 2028-12-31. Rebate processing typically takes 6–8 weeks for a complete application, and flawed applications take 6–8 weeks after the flaw is resolved.