The WARMAdvantage Program provides rebates for high efficiency home heating systems and/or water heaters. To be eligible you must purchase, install and operate a heating system and/or water heater that meets all applicable efficiency requirements.

Do you first need a little guidance to help you make home energy upgrade decisions?  Review our "customer journey" to determine if you are experiencing any of the problems mentioned in your home.

You can now Apply Online!

It is highly recommended that customers or contractors submit applications online for quick and easy submissions. The HVAC portal may also be accessed and utilized via Tablet and Smart Phones (Android, iPhone).

Note: Any heating and/or cooling equipment you install under New Jersey's Clean Energy Program may be subject to random verification inspections conducted by the program team.  Call 866-NJSMART should you have any questions.

For a status update of processing COOL and WARMAdvantage applications, please visit the HVAC Portal landing page.  Please alllow up to 120 days to receive your rebate.

	Rebate Quicklinks
	Eligible Measures Document Gas Water Heater Heat Pump Water Heater Heat Pumps Oil Furnace Gas Furnace Oil Boiler Gas Boiler Federal Tax Credit Opportunities
	Please allow up to 120 days to receive a rebate.

Combustion Safety

Replacing gas heating equipment (e.g., furnaces or boilers) without replacing a water heater that is either direct vented or power-vented is potentially dangerous. Be aware of the risks and make sure your equipment is properly tested. Learn more.

Note: FY2020 SEP funding is available for oil, propane and municipal electric customers who wish to participate in Home Performance with ENERGY STAR and the WARMAdvantage and COOLAdvantage Programs.

WARMAdvantage Checklist

• Call Us.
  Call 866-NJSMART to learn how to reduce your energy bill and receive rebates for choosing energy efficient equipment. This HVAC Program Guide can help you understand what to expect as you apply for the rebate.
  

• Get the Most for your Money.
  Select a properly trained contractor certified by North American Technician Excellence (NATE), Building Performance Institute (BPI), National Oil Heat Research Alliance (NORA), HVAC Excellence and/or International Ground Source Heat Pump Association (IGSHPA). It's not just the quality of the equipment installed, it's also the quality of the installation. It takes good training and advanced technology to properly install today's high efficiency equipment.

• Don't Heat the Outdoors.
  Before putting in a new boiler, furnace, or water heater, schedule a Home Performance assessment to find out where energy is being wasted. If your home does not have enough insulation, or leaks too much air, even the most efficient unit will waste energy.

Note: Homes constructed under NJ's Residential New Construction Program are not eligible for the WARMAdvantage Program.