THE MADISON HEAT PUMP LIBRARY

Everything Madison needs to know first.

The rebates, the real installed costs, the models that hold heat on South Central Wisconsin's worst night, and how to pick the contractor. Local answers, sourced numbers, no fluff.

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Heat Pump Rebates in Madison and South Central Wisconsin: The 2026 Guide
Heat pump rebates in Madison for 2026: Focus on Energy pays for an income-qualified ENERGY STAR electric heat pump (https://focusonenergy.com/ira-hear, fetched 2026-10-07). How to collect it right.
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What a Heat Pump Costs in Madison and South Central Wisconsin in 2026
What a heat pump costs installed in Madison in 2026: price bands by project type, the cold-climate equipment premium, and how the Focus on Energy discount lands.
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Heat Pump vs Oil and Legacy Heat in South Central Wisconsin: The 2026 Math
Heat pump versus oil, propane, and electric heat in South Central Wisconsin for 2026: delivered-fuel math, the resistance case, and the honest gas paragraph.
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The Best Cold-Weather Heat Pumps for Madison, Specified Properly
Specifying a heat pump for Madison's cold winters in 2026: published low-temperature capacity, variable speed, backup strategy, and the sizing law.
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Madison Gas and Electric and Heat Pumps in 2026: Where the Money Actually Lives
MGE pays no separate heat pump rebate in 2026 because Wisconsin's money runs through Focus on Energy as for an income-qualified ENERGY STAR electric heat pump (https://focusonenergy.com/ira-hear, fetched 2026-10-07). How to claim it right.
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How to Choose a Heat Pump Contractor in Madison: Eight Tests
Eight tests that sort Madison heat pump contractors in 2026: the load calculation, cold-weather capacity in writing, the discount line, and the panel question.
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