Lowering the Cost of Rebuilding Electric: What RISE Homes Offers

As homeowners across California begin to rebuild after disaster, one of the biggest questions is how to balance cost with long-term performance. The RISE Homes program is designed to help make that decision easier by providing both funding and guidance for rebuilding all-electric homes.

RISE Homes is a statewide initiative that supports homeowners who choose to eliminate gas and install fully electric systems. For those who qualify, the program offers financial incentives—typically in the range of $7,000 to $10,000 or more—to help offset the cost of upgrading appliances and home systems. This can include items like heat pump HVAC systems, electric water heaters, and induction cooking.

Beyond funding, the program also provides hands-on support throughout the process. Homeowners are connected with program coordinators who help navigate applications, identify eligible upgrades, and layer additional incentives where possible. The goal is to simplify what can otherwise be a complicated process and ensure participants are getting the maximum benefit available.

In the context of rebuilding, this kind of support can make a meaningful difference. All-electric homes are often more energy efficient, easier to maintain, and aligned with California’s broader climate goals—but upfront costs can be a barrier. Programs like RISE Homes help close that gap, making it more feasible for homeowners to rebuild with long-term performance in mind.

For those already navigating the rebuilding process, RISE Homes offers a clear path toward a more efficient, future-ready home—backed by both financial support and practical guidance.

More information can be found at RiseHomesCA.com or by contacting the program directly at info@risehomesca.com or 833-202-3654.