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Georgia HVAC savings close tool

Turn rebate confusion into one clear homeowner decision.

Rep enters the home details. The tool shows active Georgia and utility incentives, financing, energy savings, and repair versus replace economics without overwhelming the homeowner.

First demo scenario
$8,000

Estimated active rebate for an eligible Georgia HEAR heat pump path before the 2026 fuel-switching deadline.

Recommended decision

Replace now with the heat pump path.

Your current repair keeps an aging system alive. This option applies active Georgia rebate logic first, then shows the real monthly impact after estimated savings.

Selected by your advisor
Installed price
$16,500
Editable by sales team
Verified rebates
$8,000
Active sources only
Monthly payment
$112
120 months at 9.99%
Net monthly impact
$27
Payment minus estimated savings

Your monthly impact

Financing is shown first because affordability drives this decision.

Financed payment
$112/mo
Energy savings
$85/mo
Net impact
$27/mo
This is a verified-estimate close screen. Final rebate approval depends on program documentation and contractor submission.

Verified savings available today

Replace now vs wait 12 months

Repair and wait $2,780 Repair, old-system waste, and risk estimate.
Recommended path $324 12 months of payment minus energy savings.

How this was calculated

Georgia HEAR and HER estimates use published GEFA rules. Utility rebates are included only for selected providers with verified source pages.

Georgia Home Energy Rebates source for HEAR and HER.
Georgia Power HEIP source for utility rebates.

Savings grow as electricity prices rise

The rep sets the annual electricity increase. The graph shows how today's estimated monthly savings can become more valuable over time.

Year 1 savings
$1,020
Year 10 annual savings
$1,724
10-year potential
$13,441
At 6% annual electricity price increases, the same efficiency gain can be worth more each year.
Flat-rate savings Savings with rising electricity prices

Homeowner message

If power prices keep rising, a more efficient system protects the homeowner from part of that increase. This is not a guarantee. It is a projection based on the percentage entered by the rep.

Rep control

Change the electricity price rise percentage in the left panel. Use a conservative number during the close and keep the assumption visible.

Recommended range: 3% to 10% annually.

Old AC vs new AC

This view keeps the homeowner focused on the outcome: lower estimated cooling cost for the same comfort.

Estimated monthly cooling savings
$69
Cooling season savings
$343
10-year potential
$4,500
Current AC cooling cost
$180/mo

Based on the cooling cost entered by the rep.

Estimated new cooling cost
$111/mo

Estimated for the same cooling load with a higher efficiency system.

The new system is estimated to reduce cooling operating cost by about 38% during the cooling season.
Current cooling cost Estimated new cooling cost

Homeowner message

Your old AC has to spend more electricity to produce the same cooling. The new system is estimated to do the same job with less waste.

How this estimate works

This is an operating-cost estimate based on the cooling cost and equipment ratings entered by the rep. It is not a guarantee.

DOE / eCFR equipment rating reference for SEER2 as an efficiency ratio expressed in Btu per watt-hour.
MindVault Studio builds close tools that keep the math clean and the presentation simple.
Not tax advice. Not a guarantee. Verified estimate for sales discussion.