2026 HVAC Service Rebate

HVAC tune-up and maintenance help to keep heat pump and central air conditioning units operating at top efficiency, prevent equipment failure, and extend the life of the unit. A tune­up by a service professional can improve unit efficiency by as much as 20%.

An annual HVAC tune-up includes, but is not limited to, checking and correcting the unit's refrigerant pressure and tubing, checking and adjusting belt tension, cleaning, lubricating, and adjusting the indoor blower unit and outside coil and straightening fins, replacing filters, cleaning inside the "A" coil, cleaning the inside coil, condensation pans, condensate traps, and condensation lines, checking the refrigerant levels and if low, finding and repairing the leak, and checking the thermostat, wiring, and other electric parts.

HILCO Electric Cooperative will reimburse members up to $50 for having a licensed contractor perform a HVAC tune-up during 2026. To receive the rebate, simply complete this form and upload a copy of your receipt. The receipt must contain the license number of the qualified contractor and the contractor's certification that the maintenance performed was classified as a "yearly maintenance intended to make the unit more efficient". The reimbursement request must be postmarked within sixty days of the date of service. 

Limited to HILCO Electric Cooperative, Inc. members only with one HVAC service rebate per household and/or membership per year, not to exceed the actual cost of service work, up to a maximum of $50. The HVAC Service rebate program will end when all funds are depleted. Rebate requests received without all required information, including but not limited to contractor license number and date of service, will not be processed. Permanent residents or occupants may apply. Commercial builders are not eligible for rebates.