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Heat Pump & Mini Split Rebates for Flathead Electric Members

Flathead Electric Cooperative offers rebates on qualifying heat pumps. What you get depends on the heating system you have now.

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Amounts below were published by Flathead Electric as of October 18, 2026 and can change. Always confirm with Flathead Electric before you buy.

Ducted heat pumps

Ask for a variable-speed heat pump — it earns the largest rebate.

Your current heatingVariable-speed ducted heat pumpStandard ducted heat pump
Electric forced-air furnace$1,560$1,250
Electric resistance heat (baseboards, cadet heaters) as primary$600$0
Existing ducted air-source heat pump$600$0
Any non-electric furnace (gas/oil/propane/wood)$600$0
Ductless heat pump$600$0
New construction$600$0
Ground-source heat pump upgrade$0$0

Ductless mini splits

$920 for single-family homes with permanently installed electric resistance heat (baseboards, cadet heaters) or an electric forced-air furnace. Not eligible: homes with an oil, propane, gas, wood or pellet furnace, an existing ducted heat pump, or new construction.

Recent mini split installs

Multi-zone mini split install, Flathead Valley: wall-mounted heads, tidy line-set covers, condenser on a pad.

Finished wall-mounted mini split indoor head on a wood wall, with the line-set cover in place
Wall-mounted mini split indoor head on a wood wall, line-set cover beside it
White mini split line-set cover running down the siding and along the wall
Mini split outdoor condenser on its pad, with the line-set cover tied into the back of the unit
Mini split outdoor condenser on a pad against the siding, line-set cover running up the wall

Requirements

Single-family home. Installed by a contractor on Flathead Electric's qualified installer list — RJ HVAC is on that list for ducted and ductless heat pumps. FEC asks you to submit its pre-approval/rebate paperwork before installation.

Flathead Electric ducted heat pump rebates · Flathead Electric ductless heat pump rebates · Heat pump pre-approval form (PDF)

How we help

We'll look at your current heating, tell you which rebate row you fall into, and walk you through the paperwork.

Furnace, AC and heat pump service

Other FEC help

Flathead Electric also offers rebates for insulation, windows and thermostats — see Flathead Electric's site.

Other utility?

Served by Lincoln Electric Cooperative or another utility? Contact your utility about rebates, and call us to talk through your options.

How much can I get?

Qualifying ducted heat pumps are $600–$1,560 and qualifying ductless heat pumps are $920 in homes with electric heat. The amount depends on your current heating system. Confirm current amounts and eligibility with Flathead Electric before you buy.

Do furnaces qualify?

Flathead Electric's heat-pump program doesn't list rebates for furnaces.

Do I need a particular installer?

Yes. The home must use an installer from Flathead Electric's qualified-installer list. RJ HVAC is on that list for ducted and ductless heat pumps.

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