Rebates in Resaca
Energy Assessments for Resaca Homes
Resaca is just up I-75 from our Calhoun shop, roughly a 10-minute drive. We're a family-owned company working out of our shop at 519 Pine Street in Calhoun, and the technician who comes to your Resaca home is one of our own, not a subcontractor.
Our scheduling system shows 655 completed jobs for Resaca customers as of August 13, 2026, 7 of them in the previous 90 days. These are job records with a Resaca billing address, not unique customers, and our records start with our 2022 system move, not 1978.
Utility rebates depend on who supplies your power, not on your town. Depending on the address, a Resaca home may be served by City of Calhoun Utilities, North Georgia EMC, Amicalola EMC or Georgia Power, and each runs its own programs. North Georgia EMC members can use TVA EnergyRight programs, and as a participating TVA EnergyRight contractor we can help with them. Georgia Power customers have its Home Energy Improvement Program. Amounts and rules change often, so we check what applies to your address before you buy anything.
Looking for repair pricing instead? See how our HVAC repair pricing works.
Who Qualifies
Who Generally Qualifies and How It Works
Every home and household is different, but here's the general picture for HER:
- Open across income levels. The rebate scales with the energy savings your project achieves, so deeper whole-home work can earn more.
- Existing homes. The program is aimed at existing homes you own and live in, though landlords may have paths too.
- Documented savings. A qualified contractor assesses the home, documents the starting point, does the work to program standards and documents the result.
Dollar amounts, qualifying measures, funding and deadlines are set by state and federal agencies, not by Anderson, and they change. We won't quote a figure we can't stand behind. Our team can explain the current income limits and requirements during the pre-screen. Final eligibility is determined by the program administrator.
How Anderson Helps
How Anderson Helps With HER Projects
Anderson is an approved participating contractor for Georgia’s Home Energy Rebates and has been since the programs launched. We start your application, guide you through your part of it, and a qualified technician performs the assessment the program requires.
Rebate programs reward documented, measured energy savings, and that is what BPI certification is built around. We perform a home energy assessment, including a blower-door test to measure how leaky your home is, and tie those numbers to a plan. When we size a new heat pump or HVAC system with a Manual J load calculation, the numbers come from real measurements.
- Home energy assessment: find what may qualify before you spend.
- Blower-door testing: measure how leaky your home is.
- Right-sized equipment: heat pumps and HVAC sized from real data.
- Documentation: before-and-after measurements and equipment records for your submission.
Final eligibility and approval are determined by the program administrator. More on our BPI certification.
The Smart Order
Do the Work in the Right Order
- Start with a home energy assessment. Measure where the home is losing energy before you spend on equipment, and find out what may qualify.
- Seal and insulate what makes sense. Often the lowest-cost, highest-return work, and a common part of HER projects.
- Re-run the load calculation. A tighter home often needs a smaller, less expensive system than the one you were quoted.
- Then install HVAC. Your new system is right-sized, and we line up the incentives you legitimately qualify for.
If your home is already tight and your system simply failed, we'll tell you that too and get you comfortable fast.