Don't Leave Rebate Money on the Table.
High-efficiency systems, heat pumps, and insulation can qualify for serious savings through Michigan programs, DTE and Consumers Energy rebates, and the federal 25C tax credit. All Weather can help identify potential options and document applicable work.
- Federal & state programs
- Project documentation support
- Licensed & Insured
- Since 2014
Your home upgrades may qualify for MiHER rebates.
Michigan residents start the application. Once your application is accepted and Michigan tells you to choose a participating contractor, call All Weather to review your acceptance and next steps.
Eligibility and rebate amounts are determined by the State of Michigan’s MiHER program. The resident must initiate the application.
- 1 Check eligibilityReview Michigan’s household and income requirements.
- 2 Apply through MichiganSubmit the resident application on the official MiHER site.
- 3 Accepted and ready to choose? Call us Call when Michigan directs you to select a participating contractor. Call (313) 789-5200
Programs worth exploring
From federal tax credits to local utility rebates, we help you compare potential opportunities and understand where to apply.
Federal 25C tax credit
A federal tax credit for qualifying high-efficiency heating, cooling, and heat pump systems.
Ask a tax professional about eligibilityDTE rebates
Utility rebates for eligible high-efficiency equipment for DTE customers.
Program requirements applyConsumers Energy rebates
Utility rebates for qualifying upgrades for Consumers Energy customers.
Program requirements applyMichigan / MiHER programs
State and home energy rebate programs for efficiency and electrification upgrades.
Residents apply through MichiganUtility rebates and credits in three steps
This is the typical path for utility incentives and tax credits. MiHER follows the resident-led Michigan process shown above.
Review eligible equipment
We can identify high-efficiency options that may meet a utility or tax-credit program’s published requirements.
We document the work
For applicable projects, we provide the contractor documentation required for you to pursue available incentives.
Submit to the program
You submit the claim to the utility, program administrator, or tax professional that makes the final eligibility decision.
Frequently asked questions
How do rebates work?
Each utility, government program, and tax credit has its own process. We can identify potential options and document applicable work, but the program administrator or tax authority makes the final eligibility and award decision. MiHER residents must apply directly through Michigan before selecting a participating contractor.
Which upgrades qualify?
High-efficiency furnaces and air conditioners, heat pumps, and insulation are common possibilities. We can compare equipment with published requirements, but the utility, program administrator, or tax professional confirms eligibility.
Explore savings that may fit your project.
Tell us about your project and we’ll identify programs worth checking. Program administrators and tax authorities make final eligibility decisions.
(313) 789-5200