Rebates & Incentives
3 guides for the Raleigh-Durham Triangle homeowners, written and fact-checked by the Raleigh Home Projects Editorial Team.
Rebates & IncentivesDuke Energy Smart $aver Rebates: How They WorkFor most Triangle homeowners, the main utility rebate program for efficiency upgrades is Duke Energy's Smart $aver. It's straightforward once you understand one rule: the rebate runs through the contractor, not through you. Here'Rebates & IncentivesEnergy Saver NC in the Triangle: Who QualifiesEnergy Saver North Carolina is the state's version of the federal Home Energy Rebates programs, run by the NC Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ). Unlike utility rebates, it's based on household income, and for qualifying housRebates & IncentivesFederal Energy Credits Ended: NC Options in 2026For a few years, a big part of the sales pitch for heat pumps, windows, insulation and solar was the federal tax credit. That's over. If a contractor is still quoting a federal credit for a project you'll complete in 2026, ask them
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