Your rebate list
Who does the work?
Rebate jobs often need more than one trade. Here is the crew for what you picked.
Do not count on these anymore
You may still see them advertised. They have ended.
We only line up contractors around Fayetteville, so there is no quote form for this address. The program links above work anywhere in North Carolina.
How it works
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Tell us where and what
Your address finds your county and, where public service-area maps can tell, your power company. Then pick the upgrades on your list.
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We check the programs
We match your answers against the state rebate program and every local power company offer we track.
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You get the list
Dollar amounts, the catches, which offers cannot be combined, and a link to each program so you can claim it.
Browse the rebates
Every program we track, with its amount, its catches and a link to the program. Last checked Nov 13, 2026.
By power company
- Duke Energy Progress rebates6 programs
- Fayetteville PWC rebates13 programs
- Lumbee River EMC rebates5 programs
- South River EMC rebates4 programs
- Central EMC rebates2 programs
- Four County EMC rebates5 programs
- Brunswick Electric (BEMC) rebates4 programs
- Pee Dee Electric rebates4 programs
- Tri-County EMC rebates1 program
- City of Laurinburg rebates1 program
By upgrade
- Electrical panel upgrade rebatesup to $4,000
- Electrical wiring rebatesup to $2,500
- EV charger rebatesup to $1,117
- LED lighting rebates1 program
- Heat pump rebatesup to $8,000
- Heat pump water heater rebatesup to $1,750
- Electric and induction stove rebatesup to $840
- Heat pump dryer rebatesup to $840
- Commercial HVAC rebates2 programs
- Insulation and air sealing rebatesup to $1,600
- Ductwork rebatesup to $200
- ENERGY STAR window rebatesup to $200
- Electric water heater rebatesup to $150
- Water heater controller rebatesup to $150
- Smart thermostat rebatesup to $150
- ENERGY STAR appliance rebatesup to $90
- Window A/C rebatesup to $75
- LED bulb rebatesup to $100
- Pool pump rebatesup to $900
- Electric lawn equipment rebatesup to $25
By county
Fair questions
Is this really free?
Yes. The check is free and you do not have to give your name, phone or email to see your results.
Who pays these rebates?
Not us. The money comes from the State of North Carolina's Energy Saver NC program and from your own power company. Each one approves and pays its own rebates, and each has its own rules. We point you to the right door.
How current are the numbers?
Every program on the list shows the date we last checked it against the program's own page, with a link to that page. Programs change and run out of money, so confirm with the program before you buy.
What is NC Rebate Finder?
NC Rebate Finder is a free guide to energy rebates around Fayetteville. The rebate check is free whether or not you ever ask for a quote. If you ask for one, we pass your request to a licensed local contractor, who prices the job and lines up trusted pros for the other trades on your list. We are not part of any power company or government agency.
Do rentals, mobile homes and new builds count?
The state program covers single-family homes, including mobile homes and townhouses. Renters need the owner's sign-off, and apartment buildings are on a waitlist. Its panel rebate is for existing homes. Each power company sets its own rules for rentals and new construction, so check the program's page if that is you.
Should I apply before I buy?
Check first. The state program wants you approved before the work starts, and the rebate comes off a registered contractor's invoice. Most power company rebates are claimed after the install, with the receipt or invoice. Each card on your list has a "How to claim it" box with the order for that program.
What happens to what I type?
Checking is anonymous. Your address is used to find your county and your likely power company. As you type, our server asks North Carolina's public 911 address list (NC OneMap) for matching addresses. To find the county it sends the address to the U.S. Census Bureau's address lookup, then to that state list, and to OpenStreetMap when neither has a match. To find the power company it sends only the map point, not the address you typed, to public service-area maps run by Cumberland County, Harnett County, the NC Sustainable Energy Association and the Census Bureau. We keep plain tallies of visits and of which upgrades, counties and power companies get checked, with no name, no cookie and no IP address attached. Like any web request, a lookup lands in our server logs. We only learn who you are if you send the quote form. Then we save your contact details, your address and your rebate list and pass them to a licensed local contractor, so nobody makes you explain your project twice. We keep that request on file and may follow up about your project, about rebates and about related services, until you tell us to stop. We never sell your information, and the page has no ad trackers. The full details are on the privacy page.