It's tax season, and while there are plenty of tips and tricks to file your taxes accurately, we're happy to share a lesser-known possibility: how a new HVAC system can make your tax return even better!
Thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), homeowners can save big with tax credits and rebates on a new, efficient HVAC system. Check out the YORK® Inflation Reduction Act page to learn about these opportunities and the home comfort equipment that qualifies: https://on.jci.com/43tRuyN
Forget The Weather
YORK® systems include industry-leading, manufacturer-backed warranties; so you can spend more summers staying comfortable in your home without worrying about unexpected HVAC repair costs!
Heat Pumps And Innovation
Heat pumps are becoming more and more prevalent in the world of home comfort, and for good reason. With new innovations in efficiency and cold-weather reliability, heat pumps have come a long way in a very short amount of time.
Thanks to advancements by HVAC industry and a new focus from lawmakers, heat pumps are more desirable than ever for homeowners who want an efficient, year-round solution for home comfort. Fortunately, heat pumps are more affordable than ever, too, thanks to special Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) benefits tied to high-efficiency heat pump installation.
Find out more about how the IRA and innovative YORK® heat pumps can help make your home comfort upgrade more affordable and more efficient: https://on.jci.com/3vrntTs
What is a hybrid heating system, and why would you want one in your home?
A hybrid heating system is a home comfort system that uses both a heat pump and a furnace, and is especially useful in colder climates. This tag-team strategy helps reduce the use of fossil fuels throughout the year, increases efficiency and helps your home feel as comfortable as possible. In this type of system, the heat pump acts as the primary heat source, and can be up to three times more efficient than using a gas furnace alone. When colder weather hits, the system automatically switches to the furnace for heat, improving efficiency.
What Is A Heat Pump?
Heat pumps are having their moment right now in HVAC, and for good reason. The glow up can be attributed to considerable advancements in heat pump technology, making heat pumps more efficient, more flexible and more affordable to own.
But many homeowners aren't entirely sure what a heat pump is, and why they may want to replace existing equipment like furnaces, boilers and stand-alone air conditioners.
In short, a heat pump doesn't create heat – rather, it transfers existing heat from one area to another, and can provide both heating and cooling throughout the year. Many newer heat pumps use electricity rather than gas and can help you save on monthly heating and cooling bills. Find out more about our full line of innovative, high-efficiency heat pumps: https://on.jci.com/3SIlIZC
-Heat pumps cool and heat your home throughout the year
-Modern heat pumps are exceptionally efficient and use electricity rather than other fuel sources
-Many newer heat pumps are much more efficient that older HVAC products, like furnaces or even older-model heat pumps
-Heat pumps can be used in tandem with gas furnaces to create a dual fuel system for use in especially cold climates
Be Pollen-Season Ready
Indoor air can contain two to five times the airborne irritants found outside, and spring is the prime season for pollen allergies. Fortunately, we have a full line of indoor air quality products to help clean the air in your home, keeping you comfortable even when airborne irritants are at peak levels: https://www.york.com/residential.../indoor-air-quality
Forget The Weather
Forget the weather this summer with YORK® Home Comfort Systems – offering comfort so good, you’ll forget to look outside. Now’s your chance to get valuable local rebates, financing options and manufacturer-backed warranties on your new home comfort system. Additional savings and tax credits may be available.
Prep Your Outdoor HVAC Units
Did you know your heat pump works the same way in the summer as it does in the winter, but just in reverse? To help prepare your system for warmer weather and the switch to cooling mode, take a minute to do some spring cleaning of the outdoor unit and schedule a seasonal maintenance check. Give us a call today, we know exactly what your system needs to be ready for the warmer months ahead!
