Commercial lighting
DTE prescriptive rebates and instant discounts for qualifying LED lighting and controls.
Metro Detroit homeowners, property managers and commercial customers planning qualifying electrical improvements.
EV charging
Income-qualified home charging and several Level 2 business or multifamily programs.
Home electrification
MiHER support for eligible wiring and panel work tied to an approved electrification project.
The programs most relevant to Landmark customers
This resource intentionally does not list every energy incentive available in Michigan. It focuses on programs that commonly intersect with electrical installation, capacity planning, lighting retrofits and EV charging in Landmark's service area.
- DTE commercial lighting rebates and distributor instant discounts
- DTE residential, business and multifamily EV-charger incentives
- Michigan Home Energy Rebates for approved electrical wiring and panel work associated with qualifying electrification upgrades
Check eligibility before equipment is purchased or work begins
Utility territory, account status, income, property type, equipment certification, existing conditions and application timing can all affect eligibility. Some DTE lighting measures require a reservation before installation, and MiHER work must follow the program's application, assessment and registered-contractor process.
Program funding and terms can change. The official program administrator—not Landmark Electric—determines eligibility, approved measures and final payment.
How Landmark can support a qualifying project
Landmark can evaluate the electrical condition, document existing equipment, determine available capacity, prepare an installation scope and complete approved electrical work within the company's licensed service offering. Where a program requires product specifications, invoices, permits or installation records, the required documentation should be identified before the project begins.
Program terms control eligibility
Rebates, discounts and credits are not guaranteed. Eligibility, funding, qualifying equipment, application timing and payment are determined by the program administrator. Verify the current official requirements before purchasing equipment or beginning work.
Related Landmark services and resources
Official program sources
These links lead to the utility, state or federal sources used to verify this guide. Use the official application and program agreement for the final project determination.
Program information last verified August 3, 2026. Recheck before every project because funding and requirements can change.Frequently asked questions
Does Landmark guarantee that a project will receive a rebate?
No. Landmark can help plan and document eligible electrical work, but the utility or state program administrator controls eligibility, funding, approval and payment.
Should I apply before scheduling the electrical work?
Usually, yes. Some programs require an application, reservation, assessment or approval before equipment is purchased or installed. Review the official program steps first.
Are expired federal tax credits included?
No. This page emphasizes programs shown as active on the official DTE and Michigan sources as of the last-reviewed date.