Energy Rebate Resources: PNM, New Mexico Gas Company, and the IRS

Utility and federal programs change often. Start with the official pages below and confirm eligibility with the program before any work begins.

Official program links

Verify eligibility before work begins

Programs, funding, deadlines, qualifying measures, and application rules can change. These official links were checked on September 27, 2026.

Federal homeowner credit update

The IRS says the Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit applied to qualifying property placed in service before January 1, 2026. Do not include that expired credit in a 2026 project budget.

Public Service Company of New Mexico

PNM Home Rebates

Review PNM’s current residential electric-efficiency programs, terms, deadlines, and availability.

PNM says 2026 appointments and rebates are first come, first served, limited in duration, and may close when annual capacity is reached. All 2026 rebate submissions must be postmarked by December 31, 2026.

PNM page updated September 11, 2026; checked September 27, 2026.

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New Mexico Gas Company

Residential Rebate Programs

New Mexico Gas Company lists residential insulation rebates (attic or roof and crawl space) of up to $1,000 and air-sealing rebates of up to $200, alongside other efficiency measures. Amounts and rules are set by the program.

Confirm the service address, measure, existing conditions, installation requirements, available funding, and application steps directly with the program.

New Mexico Gas Company page checked September 27, 2026.

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Internal Revenue Service

Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit

Use the IRS page for the federal homeowner credit rules and filing guidance that applied to qualifying improvements placed in service through 2025.

The IRS states that this credit is not available for property placed in service after December 31, 2025. It is not a current 2026 incentive for new work.

IRS page last reviewed or updated April 28, 2026; checked September 27, 2026.

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Questions to confirm with the program

Which utility serves the project address and whether the account type qualifies
Whether the program is open and still has funding or capacity
Which materials, measures, efficiency levels, and installation methods qualify
Whether an audit, preapproval, or participating contractor is required before work begins
Which invoices, product records, photos, forms, and deadlines apply
How utility incentives interact with taxes or other programs

Estimates and program requirements

Southwest Foam Solutions can provide a project estimate and discuss the proposed scope. The utility, government agency, lender, or tax authority—not the contractor—decides program eligibility and benefit amounts.

This page is not tax, legal, lending, or financial advice. It does not represent a financing offer, guarantee a rebate, reserve program funding, or confirm that a material or project qualifies.

Ask the program administrator which approvals and records are required before purchasing materials or scheduling work. Consult a qualified tax professional for tax questions.

Need an estimate for the work itself?

We price the job; the utility or agency decides what qualifies. Ask for the estimate whenever you are ready and keep the rebate paperwork separate.

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