Category: Heating Installation (Page 1 of 8)

Federal Tax Credit and Arnica Rebates for the New Heating Installation in Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan and Staten Island

Federal Tax Credit and Arnica Rebates for the New Heating Installation

Upgrading your heating system or new heating installation can seem like a significant expense, but individuals and businesses in Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, and Staten Island can greatly benefit from federal tax credits and rebates. Now is the perfect time to upgrade your heating system with rebates currently offered by Con Edison, a $2,000 federal tax credit, and an exclusive Arnica rebate of up to $3,000.

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Busting Myths About Mitsubishi’s High-Efficiency Heat Pumps without Ducts

Busting Myths About Mitsubishi's High-Efficiency Heat Pumps without Ducts

The popularity of ductless heat pumps has grown considerably in recent times due to their energy-saving capabilities and adaptability for heating and cooling. Mitsubishi, a pioneer in the field of HVAC technology, has consistently manufactured high-performing heat pumps that challenge misconceptions. Let us discuss some myths about Mitsubishi ductless heat pumps.

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Heating Your Savings: Government Grants and Incentives for Heating System Modernization

Heating Your Savings Government Grants and Incentives for Heating System Modernization

Are your heating system’s components aging? Does your heating system sound like an asthmatic tuba player on a bad night, requiring more energy to heat your home than a small village? Consider this before you accept yet another winter spent on vacation looking like a polar bear: Making heating system improvements might keep your home warm and save you money.

Still more! You can reasonably improve your heating system. Several government programs offer refunds and incentives to reduce expenditures. An unplanned twenty bucks found on the street is a wonderful addition to your wallet.

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