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Appliance Rebates in Arizona
Rebates we could verify on the program page, checked October 31, 2026. Programs change and funding runs out, so confirm on the linked page before you buy.
Verified programs
- SRP residential electric customers: a $500 heat pump water heater rebate for replacing a water heater with an ENERGY STAR model rated UEF 2.8 or better, installed by an Arizona-licensed residential plumbing contractor before April 30, 2027. SRP service at the home for more than one year required. The $500 amount was confirmed on SRP's page on November 1, 2026. Once every 10 years; apply within 6 months of installation; not for new construction. (SRP: Heat pump water heater rebates)
- SRP's refrigerator recycling program has ended; SRP says it is no longer available. For an old fridge, see the city pickup and drop-off rules on the disposal page. (SRP: SRP rebates (FAQ))
Find others
- Search by ZIP code with the U.S. EPA ENERGY STAR: ENERGY STAR Rebate Finder.
- Before you dispose of a fridge or freezer, EPA suggests checking with your electric utility for a rebate or bounty (appliance turn-in) program, and with your city. (U.S. EPA: Appliance Disposal (Section 608))
Not listed means we have not verified it yet, not that it does not exist.
Arizona repair shops
Partner shops coming soon. No Arizona repair shop is listed on this site yet. Shops will only be shown as partners after they agree in writing. Until then, ask any shop you call whether it works on your appliance and brand, and check reviews from more than one source.
Arizona facts that matter
- Getting rid of an old appliance in Arizona: city pickup rules and fees, with sources
- Appliance rebates in Arizona
- Freon removal rules in Arizona
- Renters: who fixes a broken appliance?
- Complaints and warranty problems
- Who can repair appliances in Arizona
- Repair cost and official disposal fees
- FAQ
FAQ
Are there appliance rebates in Arizona?
SRP residential electric customers: a $500 heat pump water heater rebate for replacing a water heater with an ENERGY STAR model rated UEF 2.8 or better, installed by an Arizona-licensed residential plumbing contractor before April 30, 2027. SRP service at the home for more than one year required. The $500 amount was confirmed on SRP's page on November 1, 2026. Once every 10 years; apply within 6 months of installation; not for new construction.
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