Q: <strong>Q: Does Eclipse handle the rebate paperwork?</strong>

A: Yes. One benefit of partnering with a Trade Ally is that we manage the technical documentation and submission process, making it easy for you to receive your cash incentives. We also offer ongoing HVAC maintenance and post-installation support to ensure your system continues to perform reliably over the long term. Our team is available for routine service, troubleshooting, and addressing any questions or concerns you may have after your upgrade

Question 1

Q: What is an Energy Trust of Oregon Trade Ally?

Accepted Answer

A: A Trade Ally is an independent contractor, like Eclipse Heating and Cooling, who has been specially trained and vetted by the Energy Trust of Oregon to help customers access energy-saving incentives and technical expertise.

Question 2

Q: How much can my business save through HVAC incentives?

Accepted Answer

A: Incentives vary by equipment type and size. For example, commercial condensing gas furnaces can earn up to $8.25 per kBtu/h, while custom "Path to Net Zero" projects can receive incentives covering up to 90% of eligible project costs

Question 3

Q: Does Eclipse handle the rebate paperwork?

Accepted Answer

A: Yes. One benefit of partnering with a Trade Ally is that we manage the technical documentation and submission process, making it easy for you to receive your cash incentives. We also offer ongoing HVAC maintenance and post-installation support to ensure your system continues to perform reliably over the long term. Our team is available for routine service, troubleshooting, and addressing any questions or concerns you may have after your upgrade

Question 4

Q: Can Washington businesses access these incentives?

Accepted Answer

A: Yes! While we are a Trade Ally of Energy Trust of Oregon, we also work with Washington utility programs (like Cascade Natural Gas) to ensure our Tri-Cities and Eastern Washington clients receive all available regional rebates.

Question 5

Q: What does "Net-Zero" mean for my commercial building?

Accepted Answer

A: Net-Zero refers to a building that is highly energy-efficient and, over the course of a year, generates as much energy as it consumes. We help businesses achieve this goal through high-performance HVAC design and building-envelope improvements.

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