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Go Green and Save Money by replacing your Air Conditioner. Most people don't really think too much about
their air conditioning units until summer. But with higher temperatures arriving early this year, now is the time
to take a look at your air conditioning unit before it gets too hot, or before your unit breaks.
New Tax Incentives Available for Air Conditioner Replacement
There are new tax credits available to those who choose to go green and replace their air conditioning units
with newer, non-ozone damaging, energy-efficient models. The recently passed federal stimulus bill (American
Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009) offers a new tax credit for 30% of the installation costs(up to $1500) to
homeowners who install qualified central air conditioning units January 1, 2009 through December 31, 2010.
The stimulus bill also removed the $500 lifetime cap from similar tax credits that were available in 2006 and
2007. Homeowners that claimed tax credits in those years may still be eligible for the full $1500 tax credit for
2009-2010. In addition, local power companies like APS, SRP and Tucson Electric Power Company may offer
additional rebates of up to $400 for installation of high-efficiency systems.
A more energy-efficient air conditioning replacement unit uses far less energy and can reduce your energy
costs by up to 40%. Combined with the new tax incentives and rebates being offered, it can quickly pay for
itself.
Contact AirCARE Today About Upgrading Your Air Conditioner
With so many compelling reasons to replace that old central air conditioning unit it's obvious that now is the
time to upgrade. Don't wait until summer when you really need your AC; do it now before it gets too hot. You'll
enjoy your first summer of energy savings while doing something great for the environment.
their air conditioning units until summer. But with higher temperatures arriving early this year, now is the time
to take a look at your air conditioning unit before it gets too hot, or before your unit breaks.
New Tax Incentives Available for Air Conditioner Replacement
There are new tax credits available to those who choose to go green and replace their air conditioning units
with newer, non-ozone damaging, energy-efficient models. The recently passed federal stimulus bill (American
Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009) offers a new tax credit for 30% of the installation costs(up to $1500) to
homeowners who install qualified central air conditioning units January 1, 2009 through December 31, 2010.
The stimulus bill also removed the $500 lifetime cap from similar tax credits that were available in 2006 and
2007. Homeowners that claimed tax credits in those years may still be eligible for the full $1500 tax credit for
2009-2010. In addition, local power companies like APS, SRP and Tucson Electric Power Company may offer
additional rebates of up to $400 for installation of high-efficiency systems.
A more energy-efficient air conditioning replacement unit uses far less energy and can reduce your energy
costs by up to 40%. Combined with the new tax incentives and rebates being offered, it can quickly pay for
itself.
Contact AirCARE Today About Upgrading Your Air Conditioner
With so many compelling reasons to replace that old central air conditioning unit it's obvious that now is the
time to upgrade. Don't wait until summer when you really need your AC; do it now before it gets too hot. You'll
enjoy your first summer of energy savings while doing something great for the environment.
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