At Aloha Air Conditioning, we know how important it is to keep your home warm in the winter and cool in the summer. One of the major contributors to this is the insulation in your home or business. For residents of Fort Lauderdale and Pembroke Pines, Aloha Air Conditioning is here to help with all your insulation concerns.

A Simple Guide to the HEEHRA Program for Homeowners

The High-Efficiency Electric Home Rebate Act (HEEHRA) is a fantastic program designed to help homeowners improve energy efficiency while saving money. Here’s everything you need to know about the benefits and qualifications.

Financial Benefits
Through HEEHRA, eligible homeowners can receive up to $14,000 to cover the costs of electrification projects. This includes improvements like weatherization, which helps keep your home insulated and energy-efficient. For insulation specifically, there’s a rebate of $1,600 available to make your home more comfortable and reduce those summer electricity bills when air conditioning usage peaks.

Who Can Benefit?
To qualify for HEEHRA, you need to meet certain income thresholds:

• For Low-Income Homeowners: If your income is less than 80% of the area median income (AMI), you could receive the full $14,000 rebate.
• For Moderate-Income Homeowners: If your income is between 80% and 150% of AMI, you can still get a rebate of up to $7,000.

Both income categories are eligible for the $1,600 rebate for insulation improvements.

What Could Be Wrong With the Insulation?

The insulation in your home or place of business may not serve your energy needs for several reasons.

One common issue that comes up with regards to insulation is voids. Voids are areas where there is no insulation at all. This can result in around a 50 percent reduction in the effectiveness of the insulation. Sometimes these voids are necessary because of a building’s design while in other cases, a void is avoidable.

Another common problem is when insulation is compressed through the years, compromising the effectiveness of it by reducing the coverage. The tiny air pockets that serve as a barrier to the heat and cold are eliminated from the insulation when insulation becomes compressed.

Let Aloha Air Conditioning come take a look at your home or place of business. Our technicians are happy to assess the insulation situation on your property and make recommendations for areas of improvement. Our technicians have the background on how to identify problems and treat them—improving your home or business’ energy efficiency.

To learn more about possible solutions for your insulation issues, contact the Aloha Air Conditioning office Toll-Free today at 855-88-ALOHA (25642).

Important Notice Regarding Tax Incentives: The federal Section 25C Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit for insulation and air-sealing materials expired on December 31, 2025. Projects installed or placed in service during the 2026 calendar year or later are ineligible for this federal tax credit. Customers may still be eligible for state programs or local utility rebates. Please consult a certified tax professional to evaluate your specific tax scenario.