When the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018 was passed one of the items that got added back in was the energy efficiency tax credit which had expired at the end of 2016. The tax credit is now available for homeowners that purchased energy efficient equipment in 2017. See here for more information: http://programs.dsireusa.org/system/program/detail/1274

Fall is here and you’ve turned on your furnace. There’s only one problem: your house keeps swinging from nippy to sweltering. And every time it goes too far in one direction, you have to patter down to the basement to adjust valves, dampers or the furnace itself. What a drag! Fortunately, this changed with the invention of the thermostat! How Thermostats Control Temperature The basic way that thermostats control temperature is by sensing the space temperature and sending a signal…

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When people have a breakdown or issue with their air conditioning or heating system they may be told that their system is unrepairable and must be replaced, or will be given a repair estimate that is so high that they are convinced that their only option is to replace their system. Some companies use these high pressure tactics to convince you to make a purchase decision on the spot without shopping around. While it is sometimes true that the system needs replacement, especially with older…