What is the income limit for the $7,500 heat pump rebate?
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Patchogue Heating and Air Conditioning
“PSEG Long Island's 2026 low-income limit is 60% of area median income, counted as gross household income. That is $69,263 a year for a household of one, $98,925 for a household of four, and $146,409 for a household of ten.”
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