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Home Energy Evaluation Program (Dominion Energy North Carolina)

Run by Dominion Energy North Carolina (implemented by Honeywell)

Rebates for work done by a Dominion participating contractor after a home energy check-up or audit: heat pump upgrades ($156 to $312, or $1,000 to $1,500 to replace electric baseboard heat), heat pump water heaters, smart thermostats, air and duct sealing, and insulation.

Open Checked Oct 25, 2026

Amounts

How much you get

Per measure, from Dominion's Home Energy Evaluation measures chart (version 08/26). The amount depends on which of these fits your install.

What you installYou get
15.2 SEER2 & 7.4 HSPF2Heat pump upgrade$156
16.2 SEER2 & 7.8 HSPF2Heat pump upgrade$195
17.1 SEER2 & 7.8 HSPF2Heat pump upgrade$234
18.1 SEER2 & 8.5 HSPF2Heat pump upgrade$273
20 SEER2 & 8.9 HSPF2Heat pump upgrade$312
19 SEER2 & 9 HSPF2Mini split heat pump upgrade$195
15.2 SEER2 & 7.4 HSPF2Replace electric baseboard with air source heat pump$1,000
16.2 SEER2 & 7.8 HSPF2Replace electric baseboard with air source heat pump$1,200
17.1 SEER2 & 7.8 HSPF2Replace electric baseboard with air source heat pump$1,300
18.1 SEER2 & 8.5 HSPF2Replace electric baseboard with air source heat pump$1,400
20 SEER2 & 8.9 HSPF2Replace electric baseboard with air source heat pump$1,500
Replace electric baseboard with ductless mini-split heat pump$195
Heat pump water heater replacement$234
Smart thermostat on a heat pump system$90
Smart thermostat on central AC only$40
Central home energy management system$400
Extensive reduction, heat pump or electric resistance heat (per home)Air sealing$200
Extensive reduction, heat pump system (per system)Duct sealing$300
Cool roof installation$290

Eligibility

Do I qualify?

You need to meet all 7 of these.

  • Dominion Energy North Carolina residential electric customer on a residential rate (such as Schedule 1) who is responsible for the electric bill.

  • Single-family detached home or single-family attached home such as a townhome.

  • You must own the home or be able to get the owner's permission to do the work.

    What to doRenters can ask the landlord for permission before work begins.

  • Work must be done by a participating contractor that is in Dominion's network when the work begins. The contractor submits the rebate application.

    What to doPick a North Carolina contractor from Dominion's contractor list on domsavings.com, or call 888-366-8280. Home Energy Evaluation Program Terms and Conditions (North Carolina, Rev. 05/30/2024) Get a quote from a contractor

  • Air sealing and insulation rebates require a comprehensive (BPI level) home energy audit by a participating BPI Building Analyst first. Air sealing must be done before insulation.

    What to doBook the Comprehensive Home Energy Audit with a participating contractor before any insulation or air sealing work.

  • No fuel switching.

  • Homes that already got a Dominion rebate for a heat pump upgrade or duct sealing on the same system between August 2012 and December 2023 can't get it again for that system. A tune-up and a heat pump upgrade can't both be claimed on the same unit.

Equipment

What equipment counts

The program sets these minimums for heat pumps.

  • Heat pumps

    Heat pump upgrade tiers: 15.2 SEER2 & 7.4 HSPF2 ($156), 16.2 SEER2 & 7.8 HSPF2 ($195), 17.1 SEER2 & 7.8 HSPF2 ($234), 18.1 SEER2 & 8.5 HSPF2 ($273), 20 SEER2 & 8.9 HSPF2 ($312). Mini split heat pump upgrade: 19 SEER2 & 9 HSPF2 ($195).

  • Heat pumps

    Replacing electric baseboard heat with an air source heat pump: 15.2 SEER2 & 7.4 HSPF2 ($1,000) up to 20 SEER2 & 8.9 HSPF2 ($1,500).

Applying

How to apply

Your contractor applies for you. Rebate application must be submitted within 45 days of the service date. The program is available until fully subscribed.

  1. Find a participating North Carolina contractor.

    Use the North Carolina contractor list or Find a Contractor tool on domsavings.com, or call 888-366-8280.

    Go to domsavings.com

    Get a quote from a contractor

  2. Schedule an Introductory Energy Check-Up or a Comprehensive Home Energy Audit.

    The check-up is 30-60 minutes; the comprehensive audit is 2-4 hours and is required before insulation or air sealing.

  3. Choose the improvements you want and have the contractor install them.

    Get a quote from a contractor

  4. The contractor submits the rebate application.

    Within 45 days of the service date. You can authorize the rebate to be paid to the contractor.

  5. Receive payment.

    Up to 90 days after all required information is received.

Forms and instructionsHome Energy Evaluation Program Measures Chart (DEV-DENC-HEEP-MEASURES-v0826) · Home Energy Evaluation Program Terms and Conditions (North Carolina, Rev. 05/30/2024)

Questions about applying1-888-366-8280

Your address

Next steps

Check that it covers your address. Then, if you want, ask for a contractor quote.

FAQ

Questions

How much does Home Energy Evaluation Program (Dominion Energy North Carolina) pay?

$40 to $1,500, depending on what you install. The table under How much you get lists each amount.

Do I need to be a Virginia Electric and Power Company customer?

Yes. It’s only for homes in Virginia Electric and Power Company customers, North Carolina. See Do I qualify for the details.

Do renters qualify?

You must own the home or be able to get the owner's permission to do the work. Renters can ask the landlord for permission before work begins.

Do I have to use a contractor?

Yes. Work must be done by a participating contractor that is in Dominion's network when the work begins.

Do I need approval before I buy?

Air sealing and insulation rebates require a comprehensive (BPI level) home energy audit by a participating BPI Building Analyst first. Air sealing must be done before insulation. Book the Comprehensive Home Energy Audit with a participating contractor before any insulation or air sealing work.

What’s the deadline?

No fixed deadline. Apply any time while it’s open.

Is it still available?

Yes. It was open when we last checked, on October 25, 2026.

Plain words

Words used on this page

SEER2 and EER2
Cooling efficiency ratings on the model’s spec sheet. Higher is better.
HSPF2
A heat pump’s heating efficiency rating. Higher is better.

References

Sources

This page is built from these official pages, run by the program itself.

  1. Home Energy Evaluation Programdomsavings.com · Read Oct 25, 2026 · Re-checked weekly
  2. Home Energy Evaluation Program Measures Chart (DEV-DENC-HEEP-MEASURES-v0826)cdn.prod.website-files.com · Read Oct 25, 2026 · Re-checked monthly
  3. Home Energy Evaluation Program Terms and Conditions (North Carolina, Rev. 05/30/2024)cdn.prod.website-files.com · Read Oct 25, 2026 · Re-checked monthly

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