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Oakland and the East Bay · PG&E homes

See what your home could save.

Type your address. See the programs that pay toward a heat pump, a heat-pump water heater, induction and a panel at your home, what each job costs installed in your county, and how much room your street's power line has.

No account and no phone number to see your home's result. Free for homeowners.

See an example: ZIP 94612 I rent my home
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The live map: PG&E's power lines colored by their room for new load, and each ZIP by how many programs pay toward going electric. Tap a line or a ZIP.

What your address shows

  • Your power line's roomHow many kW of new load your street's power line can take, from PG&E's published capacity map. If it is near its limit, we say so first.Source: PG&E Integration Capacity Analysis
  • The programs for your home8 programs pay toward going electric in Oakland. Your address shows which apply to your home, each amount in the program's own words with the day we checked it.Source: Each program's own page
  • What each job costs installedThe range for your county from public install records, or "not recorded" where there are none. Never a guess.Source: TECH Clean California install data
  • Your two billsShare your PG&E bills through PG&E's Share My Data. See each month's bill today beside the bill after a heat pump or a heat-pump water heater.Source: Your PG&E bills and PG&E's rate sheets
  • Licensed contractors near you5 companies with an active California license work in Alameda County. Each prices the same plan.Source: CSLB, checked October 20, 2026
  • Your home in 3DYour roof and street in Google's 3D view, and the street photo, opened with a tap before a visit.Source: Google Maps

Rebates for one job, by ZIP

Pick the job and type your ZIP. No account, nothing saved.

Pick the job first.

Checked, not claimed

Programs paying toward going electric in Oakland
8
4 more cover batteries, EV chargers, solar or an assessment. Re-checked October 21, 2026; a program not re-checked in 3 days stops showing amounts.
Contractors with an active California license in Alameda County
5
License status from the CSLB, checked October 20, 2026.
TECH Clean California Quick Start Grant
2021
Revalue's West Oakland heat-pump project in affordable multifamily housing is complete; half the grant trained local contractors with the Cypress Mandela Training Center. TECH Clean California

Who uses Revalue

Every home moves through the same project record. Each role sees its own part of it.

  • Homeowners

    See the programs and the installed cost for your home, then a free plan and prices from licensed contractors. You never pay Revalue.

    Check my address
  • Renters

    See the programs open to renters and know when work happens at your home. Nothing here asks you for money.

    I rent my home
  • Landlords

    You sign as the owner: check the address, see the programs open to rental owners and get prices for the work.

    Check a rental
  • Contractors

    Homeowners in your counties with a plan, the rebates counted and a request for your price. Send it on one form; get paid in the app.

    Join as a contractor
  • Crews and subcontractors

    Jobs from lead contractors near you: the address, the day, the photos it needs and the bill your lead approves.

    Join your company
  • Suppliers

    Orders from Revalue projects with the items, the address and the day they are needed. Keep your price sheet current.

    Join as a supplier
  • Workers and trainees

    Be found by contractors hiring for electrification work, with your training on your profile. Trainees log hours by day.

    Join the workforce
  • Energy auditors

    Your visits, one home at a time. Record each part once with its photos; the plan is written from it.

    Ask for an auditor login
  • Lenders

    Jobs with a signed contract and a cash-flow projection, shared by the contractor. Record each loan you fund.

    Join as a lender
  • Programs and funders

    The homes your money reaches, step by step, every number with its source. Download the report.

    Ask for a program login
  • Organizers

    Share a link on your street and see how many neighbors check, start, sign and install. Never who.

    Join as an organizer
  • Referral partners

    Refer a home and see each step it reaches. Never its address.

    Ask for a referral link

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How a home goes electric with Revalue

  1. YouType your address and see the programs and the installed cost, with no account. Share your PG&E bills to see today's bill beside the bill after.
  2. An energy assessor, then licensed contractorsThe assessor visits and writes the plan. Contractors who work in your county price that same plan on the same form. You choose one.
  3. The contractor, the city and RevalueThe contractor installs and the city inspects. Revalue files the program paperwork. You sign with and pay the contractor you choose.

What it costs you: Revalue is free for homeowners. Your price is the contractor's, in the contract you sign.

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How we check our numbers

Program amounts come from each program's own page, with the day we last checked it; a program not re-checked in 3 days stops showing amounts. Savings are shown only as ranges whose every number names its PG&E rate sheet or published standard. Installed cost is the range TECH Clean California's public install data shows for your county, or "not recorded" where it has no such job; the price you pay comes from your signed contract. We publish no stories or photographs without the homeowner's consent.