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Fiscal Cliff Deal Includes HVAC Tax Credits Energy efficiency tax credits for homeowners of up to $500 are back as part of the Jan 1,

Beware of Buying Flood-damaged equipment When Hurricane Sandy hit the East coast it did an estimated $50 billion dollars in damage, the second largest storm

Game Changers There are some new “game changers” in the HVAC marketplace. Here are the award-winners for 2014: Fujitsu was the gold-award winner. They have

Utility Rebates Also Ending Avista, the main local utility in Spokane WA, and North Idaho, presently offers very lucrative incentives for homeowners to upgrade their

Allergies and Indoor Air Quality Many times people stay home due to their allergies in order to escape from pollen and other pollutants, but they

80% AFUE Furnace Phase Out This is a big change coming in residential & light-commercial furnaces. Effective June 1, 2013, federal law requires that minimum

March is the Time to Think Green When you think of green as it relates to your home, the green you think of is money.

Compressor Maintenance Is Essential The compressor in your heat pump or air conditioner functions much like the engine in your car in that it keeps

The R-22 Decision You Will Face… Most air conditioners operate using Refrigerant-22 as the refrigerant inside the cooling system. The refrigerant’s job is to carry

Wireless Thermostats 2.0 I recently told you about the benefits of wireless thermostats, the biggest benefits being: You are able to place the thermostat anywhere