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How it works

Your utility pays for most of the upgrade. We make sure it does.

Utility and state programs fund efficiency upgrades for the facilities that use the most power. We confirm what yours pays, take it off the price before you order, and handle the paperwork and shipping.

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Three steps to the net price

  1. 1Tell us about your facilityBuilding type, ZIP, and what you are looking to upgrade. Commercial, industrial, municipal, and institutional facilities, farms, and nonprofits all qualify.
  2. 2We find what you qualify forUtility, state, and federal programs fund efficiency upgrades. We match your project to the ones that apply, quote the net price, and handle every form.
  3. 3You pay the net price and we shipWherever the program allows, the incentive is applied before you order, so there is nothing to claim later and no waiting on a check.

After you send a request

What happens next, and when

  1. 1.Same day: a specialist reads it

    A program specialist, not a queue, reads every request and calls or emails back the same business day with any questions about the facility.

  2. 2.Within a few days: the quote

    A PDF on company letterhead listing each product with its list price, the rebate the utility pays, your net price and the program it comes from, with freight, tax status and lead time.

  3. 3.You approve; we file

    With your approval, a recent utility bill and your tax-exempt certificate if you have one, we prepare the program paperwork and submit it for you.

  4. 4.We ship to the site

    Stock products ship within days of the program approval, freight included, to the address on the quote. Nothing to claim afterward.

What a program asks for

  • The first 3 pages of a recent utility bill, with a contact name, phone, and email for the facility.
  • Your tax-exempt certificate, if applicable.
  • A completed order form. We prepare this from your quote.

Some programs ask for a pre-approval or a photo of the existing fixtures; the quote says so when yours does.

Your program specialist

Kirk Suckman

Sales Manager

#1 National Grid ProNet Partner in New York. Ranked first in New York for energy savings three years running (2023, 2024, 2025).

Procurement

For buyers and purchasing offices

What a purchasing office, board or facilities manager asks before approving an order, answered once.

Tax-exempt pricing
Municipalities, schools, houses of worship and 501(c)(3) nonprofits are quoted without sales tax once we have your exemption certificate on file. Send it with your first request and every quote after is exempt.
Purchase orders and terms
We accept purchase orders from public agencies, school districts and established businesses. Net terms are available to qualified accounts on approval; otherwise payment is due with the order, by check, ACH or card.
W-9 and vendor setup
A W-9 and any vendor registration forms your purchasing office needs are sent on request, usually the same day.
Freight included
Program orders ship freight-included to the facility address on the quote. Lift-gate or inside delivery can be added when the site needs it; the quote says so.
Lead time
Stock products ship from the supply house within days. Anything built to order shows its lead time on the quote line so the project schedule is set before you commit.
Returns and warranty
Unopened stock products can be returned within 30 days; program rules may require the utility to be told. Manufacturer warranties (typically five years or more on LED fixtures) are handled through us, whatever the equipment.
What the quote looks like
A PDF on company letterhead: each product with its list price, the rebate the utility pays, your net price and the program it comes from, then freight, tax status and lead time. The same document your board or purchasing office can approve.
Ask for a W-9 or a tax-exempt quote

Questions

FAQ

General questions first, then each offering's. Narrow the list to one offering, or search it.

Who can participate in the lighting incentive program?
Businesses, farms, and non-profit organizations are all eligible to participate in the lighting rebate program.
Do I have to pay for the lights upfront and then wait for a rebate?
No, you don't. One of the best features of the rebate program is that you only pay what’s listed on the form. Hill Electric Supply takes care of the paperwork and handles the rebate process directly with the utility company. This means you don’t have to worry about waiting for a rebate check or dealing with complicated paperwork – we do it all for you!
How many lights can we get?
As many as you can install. There is no cap on the number of lights you can receive through this program. Whether you need just a few lights or a complete overhaul of your lighting, we can accommodate your needs.
Who is responsible for installing the new lights?
You have two options for installation: You can install the lights yourself or hire someone to do it for you. The choice is yours. If you decide to hire a professional, we can recommend experienced installers to ensure the job is done correctly and efficiently.
If the lights are free for me, how does Hill Electric make money?
The utility company pays us for the lights. This arrangement allows us to provide lights to you at no upfront cost while still ensuring we can continue offering our high-quality products and services.
Why are there free products?
Utility companies pay for lighting & mini-splits to meet energy reduction & decarbonization goals.
How long is shipping?
Ships in 1-2 weeks.
How many times can you order?
You can order multiple times.
What do I need to provide to take advantage of these programs?
We do need a copy of your electric bill and tax exempt form (if applicable)
How to order?
Call, email or text your order to Kirk Suckman, our Sales Manager. Cell: 518-361-8800 (7am-8pm) Office: 1-800-462-7733 x113 Email: kirks@EZEnergySave.com
Who can participate in the lighting incentive program?
Businesses, farms, and non-profit organizations are all eligible to participate in the lighting rebate program.
Do I have to pay for the lights upfront and then wait for a rebate?
No, you don’t. One of the best features of the rebate program is that you only pay what’s listed on the form. Hill Electric Supply takes care of the paperwork and handles the rebate process directly with the utility company.
How many lights can we get?
As many as you can install. There is no cap on the number of lights you can receive through this program.
Who is responsible for installing the new lights?
You have two options: install the lights yourself or hire someone. If you decide to hire a professional, we can recommend experienced installers.
If the lights are free for me, how does EZ Energy Save make money?
The utility company pays us for the lights, allowing us to provide them at no cost to you.
How long is the program available?
The program is available until the end of the year. We expect it to continue, but it may become more expensive.
What are the important program rules?
To ensure the integrity of our program, keep in mind these rules: 1) You cannot give away your new lights. 2) You cannot sell your new lights. 3) The lights must be installed within two months of receiving them. The utility company may conduct random inspections to ensure compliance with the installation requirements.
How to get started?
Contact Kirk Suckman, Sales Manager, at 518-793-3436 x113 or email kirks@dale-electric.com.
Why are there free products?

Utility companies pay for mini-splits to meet decarbonization goals.

How do we get paid?

We are paid by your electric utility.

Can you install yourself?

No. Mini-splits must be installed by a licensed HVAC technician.

Next step

Still have a question? Ask a specialist.

Every request is read by a program specialist the same business day. Tell us about the facility and what you want to upgrade; we will confirm what you qualify for.

Request pricingCall 1-855-EZ-ENERGY x113