Propane Water Heater Installer Incentive
Open to Michigan Licensed Builders and Installers
Incentive Applies to a New, Energy Star, Propane Water Heater Install in 2024
$500
to Licensed Installers
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 the home
If there is no Energy Star label on your propane water heater, submit a copy of the unit’s specifications with the AFUE or UEF rating as proof of Energy Star.
Storage Tank Propane Water Heater
- Less than 55 gallons: 0.64 UEF or greater
- More than 55 gallons: 0.78 UEF or greater
Propane Boilers
- 90% AFUE or greater
Tankless/Instantaneous Propane Water Heater
- 0.87 UEF or greater
Installer Application Process
- Install a new Energy Star, Propane Water Heater, replacing another fuel (electricity, natgas, fuel oil), in 2024.
- Installer completes sections 3 & 4 on application.
- Ensure customer completes sections 1 & 2.
- Customer provides proof of purchase of unit (receipt) and proof of Energy Star.
- Installer, Customer or propane supplier can submit complete application.
Earn an additional $1,500 Per Home
Available Through the National Propane Gas Association Construction Incentive
All Energy Star Propane Water Heater Manufacturers Qualify for the Rebate
Below are a Sample of Manufacturers to Choose From
Box Store Rebate Centers
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