DesignStar allows you to quickly determine what comfort options are best for you and your family. Just a couple of mouse clicks away are the comfort features, energy and utility bill savings that will mean years of relaxation - all in an easy-to-read format. Link by clicking on the DesignStar  

What does The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA), mean to you? From now until December 2010, you have the opportunity to replace your old inefficient heating and cooling equipment with higher efficiency equipment and possibly qualify for a maximum $1500 tax credit. The minimum standards to qualify are as follows:

This tax credit is not limited to HVAC equipment; many other home improvement products also qualify. For a complete list of products, you can visit the Energy Star website at www.energystar.gov.

In today's troubled economy, every penny counts, and a malfunctioning cooling system that's not operating at its maximum efficiency can cost plenty. Your cooling costs are high enough already, and proper air conditioner maintenance is one way you can keep them under control. When you're assured that your system is in top shape, you'll know your cooling dollar is being spent wisely. Here are some of the areas checked during a cooling inspection and actions perform when needed:

	Check Refrigerant Levels
	Clean Condenser Coils
	Inspect Condensation Drains
	Check Blower Assembly
	Check Motors
	Detect Vibration Noise
	Inspect Contacts & Relays
	Replace Filters

Programmable thermostats can save you money and energy any time of the year. For instance, in the summer you can program the thermostat to run less when you are away from home. Your electric company may even offer a rebate for installation.  Give me a call today to get your programmable thermostat installation scheduled.