A conditional planning guide
See what the programs may cover
The conditional incentive tiers, the assumptions behind an operating-cost range, and what a fuel switch does and does not change.
Why it stays a range
The assumptions remain visible
An online result earns trust only when the visitor can see what drives it and what still needs confirmation.
Floor area creates a bracket, not a design
The installed tonnage comes from a room-by-room load calculation. Rebated capacity is capped at 5 tons per account, which is why any figure before that calculation is a range.
Your annual use drives the saving range
The fuel units from a recent full year are the starting point. Equipment selection and seasonal efficiency keep the result a range rather than a promise.
Qualification is confirmed before commitment
Utility participation, qualified equipment, outdoor-unit count, prior account use, pre-verification, installation cost, and construction status can all change the result.
A fuel switch moves cost, it does not erase it
Delivered oil
Delivered propane
Utility electricity
On-site solar
The savings guide shows
- The current annual fuel cost basis
- A range of modeled heat-pump electricity cost
- An explicit saving, no-change, or cost-increase state
The savings guide leaves out
- Unconfirmed project pricing
- Any ownership-cost projection
- Any promise that a modeled saving will occur
Find out what your house actually needs
A conversation with the person who will do the work, not a salesperson working from a script.