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Sherman Oaks · ZIP 91403 · 91423
Sherman Oaks ZIPs 91403 and 91423 are in the TECH Clean California priority area, so your home can get a heat pump incentive taken right off the invoice.
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Homes in Sherman Oaks
Sherman Oaks mixes post-war ranch homes on the flats north of Ventura Boulevard with hillside homes to the south. Many still run on their original ducts, older gas furnaces and AC units from the 2000s, and the hillside lots bring their own drainage and access questions.
Rebate angle
Most Sherman Oaks homes qualify for the general incentive of $2,000–$5,000 for heat pump HVAC. It pairs well with a kitchen or bathroom remodel: one permit, one crew, and the new system is sized for the updated house.
All rebate programs →Rebates for Sherman Oaks
Sherman Oaks is served by LADWP and SoCalGas. These are the programs we check for every project here.
Up to $17,000
Heat pump HVAC + weatherization, income-qualified
Instant discount on your invoice
Opened Nov 2, 2026 · first come, first served · Program website ↗
Up to $2,500 / ton
Heat pump HVAC; tier depends on efficiency rating
You apply after install · we give you instructions
Installed on or after Nov 1, 2025 · Program website ↗
$5 / sq ft
Up to $25,000 · 250–5,000 sq ft
You apply · we prepare pre-approval photos & plan
LADWP $3 + MWD $2 per sq ft · Program website ↗
Up to $3,000
+ up to $7,000 more if household income ≤ $94,480
You register · grant paid after the retrofit
Registration currently closed · Program website ↗
Up to $25 / kBtuh
97%+ AFUE furnace (about $1,500 for a 60k unit)
You apply after install · we give you instructions
2026 program year · Program website ↗
Programs are run by utilities and state agencies, not First Round Construction. Amounts are "up to," limited by funding, and can change. Your exact amount is confirmed before you sign.
What we do in Sherman Oaks
One licensed team for the whole house, so a heat pump can be part of a bigger remodel.
Heat pumps that replace an old AC and furnace, sized for Valley summers.
Learn more →Primary bathroom upgrades, walk-in showers and curbless entries in mid-century homes.
Learn more →Opening ranch-style kitchens to the family room, with new cabinets and lighting.
Learn more →Paver patios and driveways, plus retaining walls and drainage on hillside lots.
Learn more →Local know-how
Sherman Oaks is part of the City of Los Angeles, so permits go through LADBS, usually at the Van Nuys office a few miles north. Homes in the hills south of Ventura Boulevard can need extra review for grading and drainage, which we plan for up front.
Both ZIPs get power and water from LADWP and gas from SoCalGas. That means TECH comes off your invoice, LADWP pays its heat pump rebate after the install, and SoCalGas programs apply if you keep gas appliances.
Homes south of Ventura Boulevard often sit on slopes. Outdoor work there needs proper drainage and sometimes retaining walls, and some hillside projects need extra city review.
Summer afternoons regularly pass 95°F. A correctly sized heat pump with sealed ducts keeps upstairs rooms comfortable without running nonstop.
Projects
Questions
If your address is in 91403 or 91423 and it is a single-family home, yes. Most homes get the general market incentive. Income-qualified households can get more. We confirm your tier at the free home check.
Yes, and it often makes sense. If you are opening walls or ceilings for a remodel, we can run new ducts or refrigerant lines at the same time and pull one permit.
Usually drainage and sometimes a retaining wall. We check the slope and where water goes before designing the patio or driveway.
Guides
Bathrooms · Sep 2026
How a cramped 5×8 bathroom in Sherman Oaks was made to feel twice as big without moving walls: floating vanity, frameless glass, niches,…
Outdoor · Oct 2026
Pavers or concrete for your Sherman Oaks driveway, patio or walkway? Compare looks, cracking, repairs, cost, drainage and value, plus wha…
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