Utility Programs

Save with NV Energy and Southwest Gas.

Your utilities offer programs that lower the cost of cooling and heating your home. Here is a quick summary of each one, with a link to the official page for current details.

NV Energy

Free smart thermostat

NV Energy residential customers with central air conditioning and home broadband can receive a free smart thermostat with free professional installation. NV Energy says the thermostat can save up to $100 a year. On peak summer afternoons, the program may raise your setpoint up to four degrees for about two hours, and you can override any adjustment.

NV Energy

AC tune up incentive

NV Energy’s AC Tune Up program lowers the cost of a professional tune up to $100 or less, or $0 for income qualified customers. The work must be done by a participating program contractor, and your system must be at least one year old. NV Energy expects the 2027 program to open March 1 for southern Nevada.

NV Energy

Incentives on a new AC or heat pump

Replacing a central air conditioner or heat pump? Qualifying high efficiency systems, starting at 15.2 SEER2, can earn an NV Energy incentive that appears as a discount on your contractor’s invoice. The installing company must be on NV Energy’s approved contractor list before the installation date, so ask before you sign.

Southwest Gas

Gas furnace and appliance rebates

Southwest Gas offers Nevada residential customers rebates on qualifying natural gas furnaces, whole home tankless water heaters and windows. Furnace rebates currently range from $375 to $475 depending on the model. Southwest Gas also publishes free energy saving tips for your home.

Need help? Call (702) 720-0161 or book online to schedule a tune up, repair or replacement. We answer 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Assistance Programs

Help with energy bills and home upgrades.

Nevada offers free help for households that qualify by income. These programs can lower your monthly bills and pay for energy improvements to your home.

Nevada Housing Division

Weatherization Assistance Program

The Weatherization Assistance Program provides free energy efficiency upgrades for Nevada households at or below 200 percent of the federal poverty level. Work can include insulation, air sealing and heating and cooling improvements. The state reports that homes served save about $450 a year on energy costs on average.

Nevada Division of Social Services

Energy Assistance Program

The Energy Assistance Program helps eligible Nevada households pay their heating and cooling bills. Approved households receive a one time benefit each program year, which runs July 1 through June 30, and the payment goes directly to the utility. You can apply for assistance online or learn more on the program page.

Need help? If your heating or cooling system needs attention, call (702) 720-0161 or book online. We will explain your options clearly before any work begins.

Trusted Guides

Free energy advice from federal experts.

These government guides are a reliable place to learn how to keep your home comfortable while using less energy.

ENERGY STAR

Heating and cooling guide

ENERGY STAR explains how changing air filters, scheduling yearly tune ups, sealing ducts and using a smart thermostat can lower your energy use. It notes that sealing and insulating ducts can improve heating and cooling efficiency by as much as 20 percent.

U.S. Department of Energy

Summer energy saving tips

The Department of Energy recommends setting your thermostat to 78°F when you are home in summer. It estimates that keeping your home at 78°F instead of 72°F can save between 6 and 18 percent on your cooling bill.

U.S. EPA

Indoor air quality

The EPA’s indoor air quality resources explain common pollutants found in homes, how ventilation and air filtration help, and practical steps to keep the air in your home cleaner. It is a helpful place to start if your home feels stuffy or dusty.

Need help? Call (702) 720-0161 to talk with our team. We also offer indoor air quality and air duct cleaning services across the Las Vegas valley.

Quick Tips

Easy ways to save energy at home.

  • Set your thermostat to 78°F when you are home in summer, and higher when you are away.
  • Check your air filter monthly during cooling season and replace it when it looks dirty.
  • Keep plants, trash cans and debris away from your outdoor unit so it can move air freely.
  • Close blinds on sunny windows during the hottest part of the afternoon.
  • Use ceiling fans to feel cooler, and turn them off when you leave the room.
  • Schedule an AC tune up each spring and a furnace check each fall.
  • Have leaky ducts sealed so cooled air does not escape into your attic.

Need a technician?

When to call AGEVAC

Energy tips help, but some problems need a professional. Call us if your system blows warm air, turns on and off often, makes new noises, leaks water or runs nonstop without cooling your home.

Our licensed technicians serve the Las Vegas valley 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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Good to know: The federal 25C energy efficient home improvement tax credit does not apply to equipment placed in service after December 31, 2025, and Nevada’s federally funded home energy rebate programs had not launched as of this update. AGEVAC is not affiliated with the organizations listed on this page. Each organization sets its own amounts, dates and eligibility, and these can change, so please confirm current details on the official page before you schedule work.