Get an $800 mini split rebate and stay comfortable year-round.
Maximize your heating and cooling efficiency with a ductless mini split heat pump and get an $800 rebate from TVA EnergyRight® and your local power company.
Add comfort to any space with a ductless mini split heat pump.
Enjoy year-round comfort and maximize energy efficiency with a mini split.
- $800
- 17 SEER2 or higher
Flexible, efficient heating and cooling.
Save money on heating and cooling.
Room-to-room temperature control.
Flexible and convenient installation.
They’re very quiet.
Find out how ductless mini splits can improve comfort and save you money.
A mini split is an efficient, quiet and adaptable way to keep your home warm in the winter and cool in the summer. Find out more about how they work and what makes them so energy efficient.
Discover how a mini split heat pump works and why they’re so efficient.
In the summer, refrigerant extracts heat from inside your home and in the winter, the cycle is reversed.
5 ways to maximize the efficiency of your mini split
Find out how you can maximize the efficiency of your ductless minisplit and enjoy even greater comfort.
Here’s how to apply for a mini split rebate:
You can get started by choosing a local, TVA-vetted contractor from our Quality Contractor Network. Your selected contractor will complete all rebate-eligible upgrades, and they’ll even submit your rebate request for you!
1. Find a contractor
Search our Quality Contractor Network to find a TVA-vetted, licensed and insured contractor to perform your upgrade.
2. Complete upgrade
Once your upgrade is complete, your contractor will submit your rebate to TVA EnergyRight for processing.
3. Claim your rebate
Look for an email from TVA EnergyRight with a redemption code to claim your rebate.
NOTE: All TVA EnergyRight rebate-eligible upgrades must be completed by a member of the Quality Contractor Network and meet TVA standards effective on installation date.
Get $0 down financing on home energy upgrades.
Affordable $0 down financing may be available from your local power company for your home energy upgrades.
An ultra-efficient way to comfortably heat and cool your home.
ENERGY STAR
ENERGY STAR certified mini splits use more sophisticated compressors and fans that can adjust speeds to save energy and money. They also cool directly from the unit, rather than passing through a network of fabricated ductwork, eliminating energy losses from ductwork, which can account for more than 30% of a home’s energy use for space conditioning.
ENERGY STAR
We have a ductless mini split in our backyard guest house; it’s so quiet and easy to use.
John B
Nashville, TN
Explore more heating and cooling rebates.
In addition to our $800 rebate on mini splits, we also offer rebates on central air conditioning systems, geothermal heat pumps and more.
Central air conditioning (17 SEER2 or higher) | $250-$400 |
Geothermal heat pump | $1,500 |
Heat pump (15 SEER2 or higher) | $500-$800 |
HVAC tune-up | $500 |
Duct sealing | $300 |
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Mini split FAQs
What’s a mini split heat pump?
A mini split heat pump is a fully electric heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system that provides both heating and cooling. Unlike traditional central HVAC systems that rely on ductwork to distribute air throughout your home, ductless mini splits consist of two main components: an indoor air-handling unit (AKA the head unit) and an outdoor compressor/condenser combo. Read our blog, “What is a mini split heat pump and how does it work?” to learn more.
How does a heat pump work?
Heat pumps use electricity to transfer heat. During cold seasons, they move heat from outside air and pump it into your home to warm it. During warmer seasons, they move heat from your home into the outdoors. Because heat pumps transfer heat — rather than generating it — they are significantly more efficient than traditional heating systems.
Is a mini split a good option for my home?
If you live in a home without ductwork, it’s a convenient way to keep your home comfortable. They’re also great options for converted attics, bonus rooms, refurbished basements, garages and detached backyard dwellings.
How many indoor head units will I need?
One outdoor mini split unit can typically support up to four or five indoor air handlers, depending on the capacity of the system. The number of units you’ll need depends on the size of your home and how many zones you want to control individually. Your contractor should be able to help you determine what’s best for your home.
Find more ways to save energy at home.
Be sure to check out these great resources from TVA EnergyRight and your local power company, because saving energy is saving money.
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