Heat-pump incentives open to Granada Hills homeowners and renters
The program covers existing single-family homes and accessory dwelling units in ZIP code 91344.
TECH Clean California’s San Fernando Valley program helps pay for heat pumps and heat-pump water heaters in existing homes. The program opened Nov. 2.
Who qualifies
- ZIP code. 91344 qualifies. For another ZIP code, check the full list in the program’s resident guide.
- Home type. Existing single-family homes and accessory dwelling units qualify. An individually owned mobile or manufactured home needs a foundation and cannot have an axle or license plate. Condos, duplexes, apartments and new construction are outside this round. Ask the contractor to check a townhome’s single-family designation.
- Upgrade. Both income tiers cover qualifying heat pumps for home heating and cooling and heat-pump water heaters. The income-qualified tier adds options such as induction ranges and heat-pump dryers.
- Project dates. A contract, invoice, installation start or permit opening before Nov. 2, 2026, disqualifies the project.
- Income. There’s a general tier and a higher incentive tier for households below the county income limit. The higher tier uses annual household income before taxes, with cutoffs of $93,300 for one person, $106,600 for two and $133,250 for four. The resident guide lists all household sizes.
The portal checks your household and issues an eligibility code. An enrolled contractor checks your equipment and uses that code to request funding. Wait for the program to approve the reservation before buying equipment or starting installation.
Start with household verification
Start with the program’s verification portal. Then look for a contractor with the San Fernando Valley badge and use the income-qualified filter if you’re seeking the higher tier.
If you rent and seek the income-qualified incentives, you verify your household income. You and your landlord both sign the program’s tenant protections form.