APS and SRP Window Rebates in Arizona: How to Maximize Your Savings

Arizona utility companies offer substantial rebates for energy-efficient window replacement. Here's how to take advantage of these programs and maximize your savings.

APS (Arizona Public Service) Rebates

APS offers the Home Performance with ENERGY STAR program providing rebates for window upgrades:

**Rebate Amount**: Up to $125 per window

**Requirements**: Windows must be ENERGY STAR certified and installed by a participating contractor

**Maximum Rebate**: $1,000 per project

To qualify, windows must meet these specifications:

U-factor: 0.30 or less

SHGC: 0.25 or less

Installed by a licensed contractor

SRP (Salt River Project) Rebates

SRP customers can access similar incentives:

**Rebate Amount**: Varies by product and efficiency rating

**Requirements**: ENERGY STAR certification required

**Application**: Submit within 90 days of installation

SRP also offers time-of-use rate plans that can further reduce cooling costs after window upgrades.

Federal Tax Credits

Beyond utility rebates, the federal government offers tax credits for energy-efficient home improvements:

**Credit Amount**: 30% of project cost, up to $1,200 annually

**Eligible Products**: ENERGY STAR Most Efficient certified windows

**Documentation**: Keep receipts, manufacturer certifications, and contractor invoices

How to Apply for Rebates

Step 1: Verify your eligibility with your utility provider before starting the project.

Step 2: Choose ENERGY STAR certified windows meeting efficiency requirements.

Step 3: Use a licensed, participating contractor (verify ROC license).

Step 4: Keep all documentation: invoices, product specifications, and energy ratings.

Step 5: Submit rebate application within required timeframe (usually 60-90 days).

Maximizing Your Savings

Combine multiple incentives for maximum benefit:

Utility rebate: $500-$1,000

Federal tax credit: Up to $1,200

Energy savings: 15-25% reduction in cooling costs

A typical 15-window project in Phoenix can recover $2,000-$3,000 through combined incentives while reducing annual energy costs by $300-$500.