Atmos Energy Gas Furnace Rebates in Dallas-Fort Worth
If you're an Atmos Energy Mid-Tex customer, a qualifying high-efficiency natural gas furnace could earn you up to $350 back. We'll help you pick the right furnace for your home and give you what you need to apply.
2026-2027 Rebate Amounts
These are the Mid-Tex residential amounts Atmos Energy lists for its current program year, July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027.
$350
Natural gas furnace
95% AFUE or higher, ENERGY STAR® rated
$300
Natural gas furnace
90% AFUE or higher, ENERGY STAR® rated
$75
Smart thermostat
ENERGY STAR® rated
Rebates depend on available program funds, and Atmos Energy may change amounts or terms. Check the Atmos Energy Mid-Tex rebate page for current details before you buy.
Who Qualifies?
- You're a current Atmos Energy residential or business customer in the Mid-Tex division, which serves much of North Texas.
- You include a recent Atmos Energy bill with the same name and address as your application.
- You apply within 12 months of the purchase or installation date.
- The appliance hasn't already received a rebate. Each one qualifies once, paid to either the homeowner or the builder.
How to Apply
- 1Have your qualifying furnace installed in line with local, state, and federal codes.
- 2Fill out the rebate application on the Atmos Energy program site, run by P3 Enertrek. First-time users create an account.
- 3Attach a recent Atmos Energy bill and your contractor's invoice.
- 4Save a copy of your application and everything you attached.
Which Gas Furnaces Are Eligible?
The furnace has to be a natural gas, ENERGY STAR® rated unit with an AFUE of at least 90%, or at least 95% for the $350 rebate. AFUE stands for Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency, and it tells you how much of the fuel you pay for turns into heat for your home. At 95% AFUE, about 95 cents of every gas dollar becomes heat.
How We Help You Get It Right
The rebate is the last step, not the first. It only pays off if the furnace is a good fit for your home.
Size it first
We start with a load calculation. A rebate doesn't help much if the furnace is too large for your home and short-cycles, or too small for a cold snap.
Compare both tiers
We'll show you 90% and 95% AFUE options side by side, so you can see whether the higher tier makes sense once the price difference is counted.
Check the vent and drain
High-efficiency condensing furnaces need the right venting and condensate drainage to perform as rated, so we look at both before you commit.
Give you clean paperwork
Your invoice will show the equipment you bought, and we'll provide the efficiency documentation for the exact model we install.
Other Ways to Save
Atmos rebates are for natural gas equipment. If you're also replacing an air conditioner or heat pump, ask us about Oncor rebates. Oncor's 2026 funding is fully allocated, and our rebates guide covers the current programs. To see what a higher efficiency rating could mean on your electric bill, try our energy savings calculator, or read more about our furnace installation service.
Atmos Energy Rebate FAQs
How much is the Atmos Energy furnace rebate for 2026-2027?+
For Mid-Tex customers, Atmos Energy lists $300 for an ENERGY STAR rated natural gas furnace at 90% AFUE or higher, and $350 at 95% AFUE or higher. Those amounts apply from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027.
Do I have to be an Atmos Energy customer?+
Yes. You need to be a current Atmos Energy residential or business customer in the Mid-Tex division, and your application needs a recent Atmos bill showing the same name and address.
How long do I have to apply after my furnace is installed?+
Atmos Energy won't accept an application more than 12 months after the purchase or installation date. It's best to apply soon after the work is done, since applications are only processed while program funds remain.
Is the rebate guaranteed?+
No. Atmos Energy decides eligibility, and applications are processed only if program funds are still available. We can help you choose qualifying equipment and give you the paperwork you need, but we can't approve a rebate.
Can I combine an Atmos rebate with an Oncor incentive?+
They cover different equipment. Atmos rebates apply to natural gas appliances, while Oncor's incentives apply to qualifying electric efficiency upgrades. If your project includes both a gas furnace and a high-efficiency air conditioner, it may qualify under both, subject to each program's rules. Oncor's 2026 funding is fully allocated, with updates expected in January 2027.
Is there still a federal tax credit for a new gas furnace?+
No. The federal 25C Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit doesn't apply to equipment placed in service after December 31, 2025, so utility rebates are now the main incentive for new installations.
Planning to replace your furnace?
Request an estimate and we'll review your current system, recommend the right size and efficiency, and go over how the Atmos rebate fits before installation.
Appointment windows reflect our best estimate and are not a guaranteed arrival time.