Community Campaigns

Electrify My Neighborhood

Your neighbors are leaving thousands in rebates unclaimed. When you apply together, everyone keeps more -- and the paperwork gets done once.

How it works

1

Join your ZIP code campaign

Enter your ZIP and email. We'll add you to the group for your area. No commitment yet.

2

We build your neighbor group

WattGap aggregates 10-20 homes per campaign. More homes means negotiated pricing and streamlined utility paperwork.

3

Everyone saves more

A single licensed contractor handles all installs. All rebates (state, utility, manufacturer) are stacked and filed on your behalf.

Example stack: up to $14,750

State rebate (income-qualified)$8,000
Utility heat pump rebate$6,750
Maximum combined savings$14,750

An income-qualified Colorado example, current as of June 2026. Your stack depends on your state, utility, income, and heating fuel -- federal heat pump rebates now require electric heat or new construction, and some state programs open and close by region. Check your own address for what applies to you.

Campaigns near you

Campaigns form when enough neighbors in a ZIP code join. Add yourself below to start the first one in your area.

No campaigns are forming yet

This is a new program. Add your ZIP below and you could be the neighbor who starts one. We'll email you the moment enough homes near you have joined to launch.

Join a campaign

No commitment. We'll tell you when your neighborhood has enough interest to launch.

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Questions

Do I have to commit to anything when I sign up?

No. Joining the interest list is free. We'll notify you when your neighborhood group has enough participants to launch -- usually 10-20 homes. You decide then whether to proceed.

What's the difference between this and applying on my own?

When a group of homes applies together, rebate paperwork gets filed once, contractor pricing is negotiated as a block, and utility processing is faster. The Solarize model -- proven in solar -- typically reduces per-home cost by 15-25% compared to individual applications.

Which rebate programs are included?

State-level rebates (up to $8,000, income-qualified), utility rebates (up to $6,750 for heat pumps), and available manufacturer rebates. The exact stack depends on your state, utility, and income bracket.

What if my ZIP code isn't listed?

Add yourself to the list for your ZIP. We'll build a new campaign once enough homeowners in your area sign up. You can also use the WattGap calculator to check your individual rebate eligibility today.

How are contractors selected?

WattGap connects you with local contractors who handle rebate installations, and we're building a review system so group members can share their experiences. Confirm licensing and insurance before you hire -- that stays your call.

Not ready to wait? Check your rebates now.

The WattGap calculator shows every program homes like yours may qualify for, individually, in under 60 seconds.

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Data provided by Rewiring America and local utilities. Estimates only. Amounts may vary.

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Important Notice

All rebate and incentive amounts shown on this page are estimates based on publicly available government program data. WattGap is an independent informational platform and is not affiliated with any government agency or rebate program administrator.

These estimates are not guarantees. Actual rebate amounts, eligibility requirements, and program availability vary by state, utility, and individual circumstances, and may change without notice. Program funding may be limited or exhausted.

Before making purchasing decisions based on rebate availability, verify current program details, eligibility requirements, and available amounts directly with your state energy office or utility provider.

Data Sources

WattGap is an independent platform and is not endorsed by or affiliated with any data provider listed above. For full methodology details, see our Methodology page.