HEAR • HER • EASE — Georgia energy-efficiency and home electrification programs that may help eligible households pay for the upgrades that lower their energy bills.
The Georgia Environmental Finance Authority (GEFA) administers home energy rebate programs that help Georgia households reduce the cost of energy-efficient home improvements. The HEAR and HER programs are funded through the federal Inflation Reduction Act; EASE is a separate Georgia program.
Depending on the program, household eligibility, and the improvements completed, eligible households may qualify for up to $14,000 (HEAR) or up to $16,000 (HER) in rebates. EASE benefits depend on that program's own eligibility rules and funding.
Power Mitigation and Restoration Company is a licensed contractor. We help homeowners identify eligible improvements and complete the professional installation work — we are not GEFA and we do not administer these programs.
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Three separate programs, three different focuses. Here is what each one is designed to do for Georgia households.
HEAR helps eligible Georgia households pay for electrification and energy-efficient appliances. The amount available depends on household income and the qualified improvements completed.
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HER is designed for whole-home energy-efficiency improvements. Rebate amounts can depend on expected or demonstrated energy savings as well as household income eligibility.
See HER Details
EASE helps eligible Georgia households improve energy efficiency while reducing the financial burden of home energy improvements. It is a separate program from HEAR and HER.
See EASE DetailsHEAR helps eligible Georgia households pay for electrification and energy-efficient appliances.
Eligible households may receive up to $14,000 in rebates, depending on household income and the qualified improvements completed.
HER is designed for whole-home energy-efficiency improvements.
The rebate amount can depend on expected or demonstrated energy savings as well as household income eligibility. Qualifying projects may receive rebates of up to $16,000.
Support for eligible households that need additional help completing energy upgrades.
EASE focuses on helping eligible Georgia households improve energy efficiency while reducing the financial burden associated with home energy improvements. It can be especially useful for households that need additional assistance completing energy upgrades.
EASE is a separate program from the federally funded HEAR and HER Home Energy Rebate programs. Eligibility, covered work, funding limits, application procedures, and other requirements can differ. EASE benefits are not the same as the HEAR or HER rebate amounts.
A simple way to see which program lines up with the improvements you have in mind.
| Program | Main Focus | Potential Benefit |
|---|---|---|
| HEAR | Efficient appliances & electrification | Up to $14,000 |
| HER | Whole-home energy efficiency | Up to $16,000 |
| EASE | Energy assistance & efficiency improvements | Depends on program eligibility |
Amounts shown are program maximums, not guaranteed awards. What a household may actually receive depends on eligibility, the improvements completed, program rules, and available funding.
A general view of how an energy rebate or assistance project typically moves from first call to completed work.
We review your household situation, home, and goals to see which programs may apply.
An application is submitted through the appropriate program channel for your project.
We assess the home and identify which upgrades may qualify under the program.
Our licensed team installs the approved improvements to professional standards.
Required paperwork, invoices, and supporting records are gathered and submitted.
The program administrator reviews the project and documentation for compliance.
If approved, the rebate or assistance is issued according to program rules.
The exact process, paperwork, and requirements can vary depending on the program and the project.
Across HEAR, HER, and EASE, commonly covered energy-efficiency and electrification work includes:
Covered work differs by program. An improvement eligible under one program may not be eligible under another.
Eligibility is based on factors such as household income, the home itself, and the type of energy-efficient project completed. Our team can help you figure out which programs may apply to you.
Eligible households may qualify for up to $14,000 under HEAR or up to $16,000 under HER toward qualifying HVAC, electrical, and energy efficiency upgrades. EASE benefits depend on that program's own eligibility rules.
We guide you through the process from start to finish — from an initial eligibility conversation through completed work and final documentation.
It helps to know who administers the programs, what the programs are, and where we fit in.
GEFA and its program partners set the rules, determine eligibility, approve applications, and issue rebates or assistance. GEFA is a state authority.
These are the rebate and assistance programs themselves. HEAR and HER are federally funded home energy rebate programs; EASE is a separate program with its own requirements.
We are a licensed contractor and service provider — not GEFA and not a government agency. We help you evaluate eligible improvements and complete the professional installation work.
Program rules, eligibility criteria, and application details are published by the State of Georgia. Have a question about how we can help you complete the work? Call us first — we'll walk you through it.
Power Mitigation and Restoration Company can help homeowners explore eligible energy improvements and complete professional upgrades associated with programs such as HEAR, HER, and EASE.
High-efficiency heating and cooling sized and installed for your home.
Efficient hot water with substantially lower operating costs.
Attic insulation, air sealing, and duct sealing to stop wasted energy.
Panel and wiring work to support modern, efficient equipment.
Don't miss this opportunity to make your home more comfortable, energy-efficient, and affordable. Reach out and our team will help you understand which programs you may qualify for.
Call or email us and we'll discuss your eligibility and next steps.
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Power Mitigation and Restoration Company does not administer HEAR, HER, or EASE and cannot guarantee that any household will receive a rebate or assistance. Eligibility determinations, approvals, and payments are made by the program administrator. Information on this page is provided for general reference; program rules and amounts are subject to change. See energyrebates.georgia.gov for official program information.
