All Climate Heating & Air Conditioning

We are featuring All Climate due to their focus on residential, renewable energy solutions. Located in the Seattle area, All Climate leads the Western Washington HVAC industry by offering not just geothermal but solar voltaic, wind turbine, tankless water and co-generation systems. We find that inspiring! Visit their site to learn more about saving with green energy solutions.

All Climate Heating & Air Conditioning

Stewart Heating & Air

If you live in Contra Costa County, CA then you are in luck. We deal with many HVAC contractors, and Stewart Heating & Air is one of the best. Their extensive experience in both residential and commercial HVAC, combined with a shocking dedication to customer satisfaction, makes this father and son owned company your definite choice for the Northern California area.

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Get More Comfortable

A new site is launched to give home owners more information about air conditioning and heating. The site also provides tips and dealer locators for certain areas.

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It is time to save on energy efficiency in 2011.

The Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization, and Job Creation Act of 2010 provides for federal tax credits on qualifying, high-efficiency residential heating and cooling products and systems (HVAC) through December 31, 2011.

2011 Air Conditioning Tax Credits

What is your Energy Score?

Part of the Energy Star® Home Provement Area is a great little tool to rate your home energy use by geographic region! You'll need the last 12 months of utility bills, your home's fuel types and square footage. Don't wait - this is a great way to evaluate your journey to more efficient living. Energy Star® also provides you with tips for improving your energy use - free advice from people who know best. You can't beat that!

Visit Energy Star® Now: Get Your Energy Score

Tax Credit for Efficient Tankless Water Heaters!

Sizing a hot water heater is difficult: If you procure a water heater that is too small you run out of hot water during peak usage. Get one that is too large, and you spend money every month heating water for no reason. The answer? Tankless water heaters. A tankless system gives you an unending supply of on demand hot water while saving on your utility bills by not heating water 24x7 that you will never use. Save money, hassle and the environment - all with one product!

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Learn More About Heat Pumps!

In some circumstances a heat pump can provide a more efficient option for heating and cooling your home, while in other situations it could cost you more. There are different types of heat pumps ranging from electric to geothermal (ground source), and different methods of use such as stand alone with an air handler, or a hybrid configuration for efficient heating. The Office of Energy Efficiency in Canada has provided a great article to help homeowners learn more about heat pumps.

Read more:: Natural Resources Canada - Heating and Cooling with a Heat Pump

Take Advantage of Federal Solar Incentives!

Homeowners can take advantage of energy efficient mortgages (EEM) to finance a variety of energy efficiency measures, including renewable energy technologies, in a new or existing home. The U.S. federal government supports these loans by insuring them through Federal Housing Authority (FHA) or Veterans Affairs (VA) programs. This allows borrowers who might otherwise be denied loans to pursue energy efficiency improvements, and it secures lenders against loan default.

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Get Serious About Going Green - Geothermal Heat Pumps

Geothermal heat pumps are hands down the greenest way to go for heating and cooling your home. Current geothermal tax credit incentives make heating and cooling with geothermal energy more affordable than ever!

Under the current incentives, geothermal tax credits exist up to 30% to expenditures for a system that serves a dwelling unit located in the United States and used as a residence by the taxpayer. Expenditures with respect to the equipment are treated as made when the installation is completed. If the installation is on a new home, the "placed in service" date is the date of occupancy by the homeowner. Expenditures include labor for onsite preparation, assembly or original system installation, and for piping or wiring to interconnect a system to the home.

Read more: Geothermal Tax Credits