Florida Energy Saver Program - HOMES (federal whole-home efficiency rebates)
How much you can get
Max rebate amounts: Single-family: 20%-34% savings, <80% AMI: $16,000 (100% of qualified project cost); 80% AMI and greater: $2,000 (50%); 35%+ savings, <80% AMI: $20,000 (100%); 80% AMI and greater: $4,000 (50%). Multifamily: 20%-34% savings, building with at least 50% of households <80% AMI: $16,000 (100%); 80% AMI and greater: $2,000/dwelling (50%); 35%+ savings, <80% AMI: $20,000 (100%); 80% AMI and greater: $4,000/dwelling (50%).
Up to
$20,000The details
- Run by
- Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS) Office of Energy
- Who can apply
- Homeowners anywhere in Florida
- Eligibility
- Eligible Florida residents, including single-family homes and multifamily buildings; upgrades must achieve a minimum 20% energy savings; rebate amounts depend on household income as a percentage of county AMI (<80% AMI receive greater amounts).
- Deadline
- No launch date announced; program expected to launch in the future
- Checked
- Confirmed on the official page on 2026-10-11:
The HOMES program helps eligible Florida residents save money by making their homes more energy efficient. This includes both single-family homes and multifamily buildings. To qualify, the upgrades must help the home use at least 20% less energy.
We re-check this program every week. See every Florida rebate change.