💰 Spiking Utility Costs

Natural gas prices in California have skyrocketed over the last few years. LADWP and SoCalGas have warned that more price hikes are coming. If your furnace, stove, or water heater runs on gas, you’re on the hook for those rising bills.

🔥 Outdated Gas Lines Are a Safety Risk

Many homes still use old gas infrastructure that is prone to leaks and wildfire-related service disruptions. That’s a health risk, a fire hazard, and a financial liability if something goes wrong.

🚫 New Gas Bans Mean You’re Stuck with Obsolete Equipment

California’s Senate Bill 350 and Senate Bill 100 set the stage for a fully electrified future. Cities and counties across Southern California are beginning to ban gas hookups in new construction—and utilities are slowing support for old gas systems. If your home still depends on gas, it’s like owning a flip phone in a 5G world. You’ll keep paying more for something that’s worth less.

Preparing for the Future

What if we told you there's a way to prepare for this future right now—without paying out of pocket? Thanks to state-funded programs like:

• BUILD (Building Initiative for Low-Emissions Development)
• SB100 (100% Clean Energy Act)
• SB350 (Clean Energy & Pollution Reduction Act)
• CalEHP (California Electric Homes Program)
• Equitable Building Decarbonization Program

...you may qualify for thousands of dollars in rebates and upgrades to switch your home to safe, clean, and fully electric systems—before the next gas hike hits your mailbox.

✅ What's Covered:

Electric heat pump systems to replace gas furnaces Electric water heaters that run on clean power Induction cooktops to replace gas stoves Panel upgrades and wiring (if needed) Weatherization and insulation to keep your home energy-efficient

💡 THE SOLUTION

Programs like CalEHP and BUILD are designed specifically for families in disadvantaged communities—with the goal of eliminating fossil fuel dependence and making your home future-proof and affordable. And the best part? You don’t have to figure this out on your own. We’ll help you navigate the rebates, choose the right upgrades, and connect you with certified local contractors to electrify your home—with little to no cost upfront.