Reviewed local pilot page
Reviewed hvac replacement permit and rebate records for Fort Worth, TX. Results use approved official sources and show verification dates.
How to use this page
Confirm the permit authority. This page is scoped to Fort Worth, TX. If a property is outside city limits or in a special district, confirm the local authority before using this as a planning path.
Keep permits and incentives separate. A rebate or utility incentive does not replace permit review, and an empty rebate section only means HomeReq has no approved local program record published for this project yet.
Open the official source before starting work. Use the source cards and verification dates as a trail back to the issuing department, utility, or program administrator.
Permit Records
Verified 2026-05-01
City of Fort Worth residential permitting guidance says changing, moving, or repairing mechanical equipment such as a central heating and air conditioning system, duct work, and exhaust fans requires a mechanical permit. HVAC replacement projects should be confirmed with Development Services and filed through the City's online permitting process when the scope qualifies.
Official applicationRebate Records
Rebate · Active · verified 2026-05-01
Oncor says the Home Energy Efficiency Program covers energy-saving home improvement projects such as heating and cooling upgrades through incentives paid to approved participating service providers; customer cost reductions depend on provider participation and program availability.
Official programEvidence
City of Fort Worth Development Services · Local Building Department · tier A · verified 2026-05-01
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