Heat and Cool Your Home for a Fraction of the Cost.
Heat pumps are 2-4x more efficient than gas furnaces and replace your central AC too. Renovate Right 365 installs cold-climate heat pumps across the Midwest and captures every available ComEd rebate for Illinois homeowners.
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ComEd Rebate
3-4×
More Efficient Than Gas
-15°F
Cold-Climate Rated
1 System
Heats & Cools
Why It Works
Heat pumps move heat instead of generating it, using 2-4x less energy than a gas furnace for the same warmth.
One heat pump system replaces both your furnace and central air conditioner, cutting your equipment footprint in half.
One all-electric system handles both heating and cooling for the whole house.
Switching from gas heat to an electric heat pump significantly reduces your home's carbon footprint immediately.
The Process
We calculate your home's heating and cooling load to size the heat pump correctly. Oversizing wastes money; undersizing leaves you uncomfortable.
We review your ComEd account and household details to identify every rebate and incentive you're eligible for.
We recommend a cold-climate heat pump matched to your home's needs, from leading brands with proven Illinois performance.
Our licensed HVAC technicians install and commission the system. We handle all permits and utility paperwork.
FAQ
ComEd offers rebates up to $1,500 or more for qualifying heat pump installations in Illinois. Income-qualified customers may be eligible for enhanced rebates. Renovate Right 365 evaluates your eligibility and manages the rebate process for you.
Modern cold-climate heat pumps operate efficiently down to -15°F, making them well-suited for Illinois winters. Many of our customers pair a heat pump with a gas furnace backup for the coldest days. This setup is called a dual-fuel system.
Heat pumps are 2-4x more energy efficient than gas furnaces because they move heat rather than generate it. Exact savings depend on your current system and utility rates, but many Illinois homeowners save $50-$200/month on heating.
Yes. A heat pump is a single system that both heats and cools your home, replacing your furnace and central AC. If your AC is nearing end-of-life, replacing both at once with a heat pump is typically the most cost-effective approach.
For most Illinois homeowners, yes. A cold-climate heat pump is 2 to 4x more efficient than a gas furnace, qualifies for ComEd rebates up to $1,500 or more, and replaces your air conditioner in the same system, so the upfront cost offsets both a heating and cooling replacement at once.
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