Michigan Propane Water Heater Rebate
The Water Heater Rebate Covers Any Energy Star, Propane Water Heater
$100
when replacing an existing water heater or boiler* with a new Energy Star, propane water heater or boiler
$150
when replacing an electric/oil water heater or boiler* with a new Energy Star, propane water heater or boiler, or installing in a new construction
*Boilers must heat the water of your home
How to Apply
Rebate Open to Any Michigan Resident
Contact a licensed installer of your choice to install your new Energy Star propane water heater.
Fill out section 1 and 2 of the rebate application.
Have your licensed installer fill out sections 3 and 4 of the rebate application.
As the customer, you are responsible for providing a receipt of purchase as well as proof of Energy Star certification.
- The homeowner, installer, or the propane supplier can submit the application between January 1, 2023 – December 31, 2023.
RETURN ON INVESTMENT
PROPANE VS. ELECTRIC
* Unit costs vary by what make and model you choose to install in your home or business
Program Funded by
Michigan Propane Retailers
All Energy Star Propane Water Heater Manufacturers Qualify for the Rebate
Below are a Sample of Manufacturers to Choose From
Box Store Rebate Centers
RINNAI PROPANE-FIRED PRODUCT PROMOTION
Up to $100 in Rebates Available
Offer Valid: January 1, 2023 - December 31, 2023
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Learn About Michigan's Propane
According to the EPA, more than 60 million Americans use propane as a clean burning fuel for heating rural homes and businesses.
Propane is the most widely used car and truck fuel in the world. Michigan has over 33,000 propane vehicles.
Our grilling receipts are easy to make and put smiles on faces! Plus, we have some grill safety advice.
Michigan food truck safety is important to get your operation ready for the season. Learn about Michigan food safety regulations on this website.
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