Monday, December 20, 2010
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Monday, December 13, 2010
Final Days of Tax Credits
With only three weeks left in December you can still qualify for some huge savings on efficient, new heating and air conditioning equipment.
There are Several Incentive programs that are about to expire at the end of this year....in less than three weeks. They are:
$1,500.00 Federal Tax Credit
Up to $1,300.00 State Appliance Rebate Program
Up to $800.00 from Rheem in Manufacturing Rebates
Together that is up to $3,600.00 in incentives that go away at the end of 2010.
I am sure many people are going to have to purchase new equipment in January due to costly repairs and it would be a shame for them to have to pay up to $3,600.00 more for the same furnace and air conditioning equipment but I am sure it will happen. The question is, will it happen to you?
No one can see the future and perhaps your heating system is working fine now, but if it is older than 15 years you may want to take control and get a jump on installing it this month before the rebates and tax credit expire. Don't wait to long, or you may find that their are other people ahead of you who are doing the same thing and have already booked an installation.
Call a company like Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air today to schedule a time when someone can come out, talk to you about your options and plan to install your new system this year before the incentives run out. It's easy. Just pick up the phone and call 916-444-0551 today.
There are Several Incentive programs that are about to expire at the end of this year....in less than three weeks. They are:
$1,500.00 Federal Tax Credit
Up to $1,300.00 State Appliance Rebate Program
Up to $800.00 from Rheem in Manufacturing Rebates
Together that is up to $3,600.00 in incentives that go away at the end of 2010.
I am sure many people are going to have to purchase new equipment in January due to costly repairs and it would be a shame for them to have to pay up to $3,600.00 more for the same furnace and air conditioning equipment but I am sure it will happen. The question is, will it happen to you?
No one can see the future and perhaps your heating system is working fine now, but if it is older than 15 years you may want to take control and get a jump on installing it this month before the rebates and tax credit expire. Don't wait to long, or you may find that their are other people ahead of you who are doing the same thing and have already booked an installation.
Call a company like Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air today to schedule a time when someone can come out, talk to you about your options and plan to install your new system this year before the incentives run out. It's easy. Just pick up the phone and call 916-444-0551 today.
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Federal Tax Credit Running Out
The $1,500.00 Federal Tax Credit is running out on December 31st. If you are thinking that a new heating and air purchase is in your future it may be a good time to get ahead of the game and take advantage of this incentive.
A new furnace and air conditioner can save you money in other ways. If your current system is at least 10 years old you may be able to cut your cooling bill drastically as well as your heating bill. Even the most basic systems use less energy than ones installed a decade ago.
Plus with modern requirements on duct work installation and duct testing we can dramatically improve comfort as well as efficiency. It is amazing what dramatic effects can be achieved simply by sealing duct work.
So how does the tax credit work? Well, it is not a rebate or deduction but rather a nonrefundable credit. So when you have qualifying equipment installed by a licensed Heating and air Contractor like Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air, you can give the qualifying documents for your system to your Tax Preparer and they will apply this to your taxes. The credit goes against what you owe, so there are circumstances where there may be little or no credit if you do not owe any taxes for the year. Be sure and talk with a professional tax preparer about this credit and how it would apply to you.
With the year coming quickly to the end it is important to go ahead and get your system scheduled for replacement. Installation dates are running out so be sure and call a reputable company like Bonney to schedule before it's too late.
Call Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air at 916-444-0551 today.
A new furnace and air conditioner can save you money in other ways. If your current system is at least 10 years old you may be able to cut your cooling bill drastically as well as your heating bill. Even the most basic systems use less energy than ones installed a decade ago.
Plus with modern requirements on duct work installation and duct testing we can dramatically improve comfort as well as efficiency. It is amazing what dramatic effects can be achieved simply by sealing duct work.
So how does the tax credit work? Well, it is not a rebate or deduction but rather a nonrefundable credit. So when you have qualifying equipment installed by a licensed Heating and air Contractor like Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air, you can give the qualifying documents for your system to your Tax Preparer and they will apply this to your taxes. The credit goes against what you owe, so there are circumstances where there may be little or no credit if you do not owe any taxes for the year. Be sure and talk with a professional tax preparer about this credit and how it would apply to you.
With the year coming quickly to the end it is important to go ahead and get your system scheduled for replacement. Installation dates are running out so be sure and call a reputable company like Bonney to schedule before it's too late.
Call Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air at 916-444-0551 today.
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Reasons To Consider a new Furnace
There are so many rebates and credits out there nowadays to buy a new heating and air system I sometimes wonder if customers get confused a little about exactly what the right thing to do is when it comes to replacing their system. Don't get me wrong, all these credits and incentives are great.....but when it really comes down to it, incentives should be considered AFTER it is determined whether a new furnace or air conditioner makes sense. So let's take a look at some reasons "to buy or not to buy".....
First of all, let's look at the age of your system. If your Air Conditioner or Heat Pump is less than 10 years old it probably makes more sense to repair it. If you don't have a maintenance plan on a system that old, you will want to contact a NATE certified company to come out and take a look.
(A quick word about NATE. If the technician working on your system is NATE certified, it means that you are working with someone who is serious about heating and air. NATE is a nationally recognized organization that requires not only classroom training, but also a working knowledge in the field. They also require ongoing training in the latest heating and air technologies, which believe me, are changing with every year. It also means that the technician is not new to the business.....learning on your dime. Be sure and ask the technician if he or she is NATE certified and ask for their NATE certification number so you can verify it online. Important to do this since some companies will tell you they are NATE certified because a few of their employees are, but not necessarily the tech they send out to your home.)
Many times a system that is less than 10 years old is repairable, and with a scheduled maintenance plan will last much longer than a system that is not serviced regularly.
So what are some telltale signs that you may want to replace your existing unit?
1. High energy bills. This is not always your heating and air conditioner's fault. Sometimes high bills are because of other factors such as poor insulation, leaky windows, and other equipment in your home that eat up power. You can check with your local utility to see how you compare to your neighbors when it comes to power usage.
2. Constant repairs. If you are having to repair something every season, it may make sense to replace it with a new one that has a good warranty. Those repairs can really add up and generally point to other issues which are sometimes related to an improper installation of your equipment when it was new.
3.Uncomfortable rooms in your home. Remember, a large part of how your system operates has to do with proper air flow. Duct sizing, duct design, static air pressures, proper btu sizing and selection, refrigerant charge, these are all variables that can affect your system's performance and how you actually feel in your home. And this is where many companies fall short, both in training of their technicians and comfort advisors. Be sure and ask questions about duct sizing and static pressures. If the technician you are speaking with is not comfortable about discussing either of these issues it is time to look for a professional.
4.Noise. Believe it or not, many of our service calls are prompted by any unfamiliar or loud sound and that's ok. Even an untrained ear can hear that something just isn't right, and sometimes it's true. That loud banging noise may be a clue that expensive repairs are on the way or that it may be time to consider new equipment.
Well, hope these suggestions will help. When it's all said and done, though, you need to have a company and technician that you can trust. Let's face it, it takes years of experience to understand heating, cooling, and air flow and there are way too many "professional" out there who sound like they know what they are doing but just haven't been in the business long enough to know the real cause of your problem and what the best solution is.
Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air only hires and uses experienced, trained professionals to do the work. Rest assured that when you call Bonney, someone is on the way who can fix your problem. So if you are wondering about all those rebates out there....we can help sort out what's best for you. Call Bonney Plumbing Heating and Air today at 916-444-0551.
First of all, let's look at the age of your system. If your Air Conditioner or Heat Pump is less than 10 years old it probably makes more sense to repair it. If you don't have a maintenance plan on a system that old, you will want to contact a NATE certified company to come out and take a look.
(A quick word about NATE. If the technician working on your system is NATE certified, it means that you are working with someone who is serious about heating and air. NATE is a nationally recognized organization that requires not only classroom training, but also a working knowledge in the field. They also require ongoing training in the latest heating and air technologies, which believe me, are changing with every year. It also means that the technician is not new to the business.....learning on your dime. Be sure and ask the technician if he or she is NATE certified and ask for their NATE certification number so you can verify it online. Important to do this since some companies will tell you they are NATE certified because a few of their employees are, but not necessarily the tech they send out to your home.)
Many times a system that is less than 10 years old is repairable, and with a scheduled maintenance plan will last much longer than a system that is not serviced regularly.
So what are some telltale signs that you may want to replace your existing unit?
1. High energy bills. This is not always your heating and air conditioner's fault. Sometimes high bills are because of other factors such as poor insulation, leaky windows, and other equipment in your home that eat up power. You can check with your local utility to see how you compare to your neighbors when it comes to power usage.
2. Constant repairs. If you are having to repair something every season, it may make sense to replace it with a new one that has a good warranty. Those repairs can really add up and generally point to other issues which are sometimes related to an improper installation of your equipment when it was new.
3.Uncomfortable rooms in your home. Remember, a large part of how your system operates has to do with proper air flow. Duct sizing, duct design, static air pressures, proper btu sizing and selection, refrigerant charge, these are all variables that can affect your system's performance and how you actually feel in your home. And this is where many companies fall short, both in training of their technicians and comfort advisors. Be sure and ask questions about duct sizing and static pressures. If the technician you are speaking with is not comfortable about discussing either of these issues it is time to look for a professional.
4.Noise. Believe it or not, many of our service calls are prompted by any unfamiliar or loud sound and that's ok. Even an untrained ear can hear that something just isn't right, and sometimes it's true. That loud banging noise may be a clue that expensive repairs are on the way or that it may be time to consider new equipment.
Well, hope these suggestions will help. When it's all said and done, though, you need to have a company and technician that you can trust. Let's face it, it takes years of experience to understand heating, cooling, and air flow and there are way too many "professional" out there who sound like they know what they are doing but just haven't been in the business long enough to know the real cause of your problem and what the best solution is.
Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air only hires and uses experienced, trained professionals to do the work. Rest assured that when you call Bonney, someone is on the way who can fix your problem. So if you are wondering about all those rebates out there....we can help sort out what's best for you. Call Bonney Plumbing Heating and Air today at 916-444-0551.
Monday, November 29, 2010
Last Chance for the $1500.00 Tax Credit
How did December creep up on us so fast? Been putting off replacing that old furnace or heat pump? Need some quick end of the year tax help? Well you have less than one month left to replace your old, inefficient heating unit with a new, state of the art energy miser and get up to a $1,500 Federal Tax Credit for qualifying equipment.
That's right. Now is a great time to move forward with that heating upgrade. The Federal Tax Credit has been available for almost two years now and has been a great incentive for thousands of people just like you who have wanted to eliminate high heating bills and increase comfort with a new system. But time is running out.
How to qualify? Simple. Talk to a competent heating specialist like Bonney Plumbing, Heating and air to discover some great options available for upgrading your home comfort this winter season.
You've worked too hard to not be able to enjoy a warm winter this year. With incentives like the tax credit plus other end of the year incentives out there, now is the best time to take advantage and be comfortable with an affordable, efficient system designed to last.
Did you know that today's heating systems can come with lifetime warranties on some of the more important components? That's peace of mind you can't get with many large purchases. Also, you can get up to 10 years for parts and labor warranties! That's hassle free heating and air for as long as the year 2021! Hard to beat that! Don't miss out! Less than four weeks left for the $1,500.00 Federal Tax Credit program.
So if you are ready to take control of your family's heating needs and not let an aging furnace or heat pump control you, contact Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air at 916-444-0551 right now, or contact us on the web at www.bonneyplumbing.com now.
That's right. Now is a great time to move forward with that heating upgrade. The Federal Tax Credit has been available for almost two years now and has been a great incentive for thousands of people just like you who have wanted to eliminate high heating bills and increase comfort with a new system. But time is running out.
How to qualify? Simple. Talk to a competent heating specialist like Bonney Plumbing, Heating and air to discover some great options available for upgrading your home comfort this winter season.
You've worked too hard to not be able to enjoy a warm winter this year. With incentives like the tax credit plus other end of the year incentives out there, now is the best time to take advantage and be comfortable with an affordable, efficient system designed to last.
Did you know that today's heating systems can come with lifetime warranties on some of the more important components? That's peace of mind you can't get with many large purchases. Also, you can get up to 10 years for parts and labor warranties! That's hassle free heating and air for as long as the year 2021! Hard to beat that! Don't miss out! Less than four weeks left for the $1,500.00 Federal Tax Credit program.
So if you are ready to take control of your family's heating needs and not let an aging furnace or heat pump control you, contact Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air at 916-444-0551 right now, or contact us on the web at www.bonneyplumbing.com now.
Friday, October 29, 2010
Furnace Season Has Begun
What a year for heating and air conditioning. Just a short while ago we had temps in the 90's and now it's time to turn our furnaces on again.
So, how's that furnace doing, anyway? It hasn't been on for quite a while and now it's time to see if it's going to work this winter. Do you have that sinking feeling that this year may be the year you'll have to call the repair man?
Well, you do have options. First of all, if you don't have a systematic maintenance schedule for your heater now may be the time to get one. By choosing a company with Nate certified technicians to routinely fine tune your furnace or heat pump you can be assured that your equipment is operating as efficiently as possible. Sometimes a few adjustments is all it takes to get more life out of your furnace.
Another option is to retire your old heater with a new one. Not only are new gas furnaces and electric heat pumps more efficient, they are quieter and are much better at properly climatizing your home by using up to date technology. New heating systems also come with some great warranties so you won't even have to think about repair costs for up to 10 years!
It's a great time to consider a new unit because of all the incentives that are still available.....but they are running out. The $1,500.00 Federal Tax Credit is coming to an end December 31st of this year. This incentive has helped make purchasing a new furnace more affordable for many homeowners. With only a few months left in the year it might make sense to take advantage of this Tax Break before it is gone forever.
Money tight? It is for everyone these days. That is why there are some great financing options. With acceptable credit, you can have a quality furnace installed with new warranties and added comfort for less than you might think, and take advantage of the Tax Credit before it is gone.
Sound interesting? Feel free to call the friendly folks at Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air. They use Nate Certified Technicians who are drug tested and background checked who are trained to know the best ways to keep your system running perfectly. And, if you'd like to consider taking advantage of the Federal Tax Credit to get a new system, they can help you with that too.
Just give us a ring at 916-444-0551 and our friendly staff will help you right over the phone and take care of your heating needs.
So, how's that furnace doing, anyway? It hasn't been on for quite a while and now it's time to see if it's going to work this winter. Do you have that sinking feeling that this year may be the year you'll have to call the repair man?
Well, you do have options. First of all, if you don't have a systematic maintenance schedule for your heater now may be the time to get one. By choosing a company with Nate certified technicians to routinely fine tune your furnace or heat pump you can be assured that your equipment is operating as efficiently as possible. Sometimes a few adjustments is all it takes to get more life out of your furnace.
Another option is to retire your old heater with a new one. Not only are new gas furnaces and electric heat pumps more efficient, they are quieter and are much better at properly climatizing your home by using up to date technology. New heating systems also come with some great warranties so you won't even have to think about repair costs for up to 10 years!
It's a great time to consider a new unit because of all the incentives that are still available.....but they are running out. The $1,500.00 Federal Tax Credit is coming to an end December 31st of this year. This incentive has helped make purchasing a new furnace more affordable for many homeowners. With only a few months left in the year it might make sense to take advantage of this Tax Break before it is gone forever.
Money tight? It is for everyone these days. That is why there are some great financing options. With acceptable credit, you can have a quality furnace installed with new warranties and added comfort for less than you might think, and take advantage of the Tax Credit before it is gone.
Sound interesting? Feel free to call the friendly folks at Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air. They use Nate Certified Technicians who are drug tested and background checked who are trained to know the best ways to keep your system running perfectly. And, if you'd like to consider taking advantage of the Federal Tax Credit to get a new system, they can help you with that too.
Just give us a ring at 916-444-0551 and our friendly staff will help you right over the phone and take care of your heating needs.
Monday, August 2, 2010
SMUD Home Performance Program
SMUD's Home Performance Program has kicked off with many incentives for Homeowners in their service area. Right now, if you make energy improvements to your home there are up to $5,000.00 in rebates available.
Here is a quote from SMUD's literature: "Depending on the measures you choose to do under the Home Performance with ENERGY STAR program you can achieve 20-50% annual energy savings and your rebate will range from $2,000.00 to $5,000.00
You must acheive a minimum of 20% energy savings to qualify for the rebate. The more improvements you do to your home, the higher the energy savings and the greater your rebate. You may also qualify for up to $1,500.00 in federal tax credits."
A professional contractor, like Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air can help you with these upgrades. They will send a certified Home Performance Analyst to your home to conduct a survey of your home and let you know how much you will qualify for in rebates.
This is a limited offer from SMUD and will affect up to an estimated 15,000 residential homes in the Sacramento area over two years, according to SMUD.
What are the things you can do?
*Heating and Air Conditioning Replacement
*Attic Insulation
*Seal Water Heaters and Pipes
*Test Combustion Equipment
*Install Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarms as needed
*Air Sealing of home leaks
What are the benefits you will receive?
*Reduce your energy bill
*Improve the quality and comfort of your house
*Improve your home's safety
*Receive rebates
Also, SMUD has financing options for all of these upgrades as well.
What now? Simply call a local Contractor from SMUD"s Participating Home Performance Program like Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air at (916) 444-0551 and schedule an audit for your home.
You'll be glad you did!
Here is a quote from SMUD's literature: "Depending on the measures you choose to do under the Home Performance with ENERGY STAR program you can achieve 20-50% annual energy savings and your rebate will range from $2,000.00 to $5,000.00
You must acheive a minimum of 20% energy savings to qualify for the rebate. The more improvements you do to your home, the higher the energy savings and the greater your rebate. You may also qualify for up to $1,500.00 in federal tax credits."
A professional contractor, like Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air can help you with these upgrades. They will send a certified Home Performance Analyst to your home to conduct a survey of your home and let you know how much you will qualify for in rebates.
This is a limited offer from SMUD and will affect up to an estimated 15,000 residential homes in the Sacramento area over two years, according to SMUD.
What are the things you can do?
*Heating and Air Conditioning Replacement
*Attic Insulation
*Seal Water Heaters and Pipes
*Test Combustion Equipment
*Install Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarms as needed
*Air Sealing of home leaks
What are the benefits you will receive?
*Reduce your energy bill
*Improve the quality and comfort of your house
*Improve your home's safety
*Receive rebates
Also, SMUD has financing options for all of these upgrades as well.
What now? Simply call a local Contractor from SMUD"s Participating Home Performance Program like Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air at (916) 444-0551 and schedule an audit for your home.
You'll be glad you did!
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Amazing Rebates Available!
Wow! I have spent years in this business and never have there been this many incentives to buy a new heating and air system!
Here are the following Rebates available for a new heating and air system:
SMUD: $400 to $5,000 (with some home upgrades) or Roseville Electric $200 to $750
PGE: $150 to $250
CEC $500 to $1300
Rheem $300 to $1000
Federal Tax Credit: $1500
For Example, If you are a SMUD customer and bought a 3 ton high efficiency Rheem system you can get up to $4650.00 back in rebates and credits right now! That is for the heating and air system alone. Do some insulation and energy sealing work on your home at you can add up to another $5000 in rebates for a total of $9,650 in rebates and credits.
There may never be a better opportunity to increase your home's efficiency and comfort as there is right now. These funds will run out so be sure and call a reputable company like Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air to take advantage right now.
Call 916-444-0551 and ask for James, a certified Building Performance Analyst to speak with you about this great opportunity.
Here are the following Rebates available for a new heating and air system:
SMUD: $400 to $5,000 (with some home upgrades) or Roseville Electric $200 to $750
PGE: $150 to $250
CEC $500 to $1300
Rheem $300 to $1000
Federal Tax Credit: $1500
For Example, If you are a SMUD customer and bought a 3 ton high efficiency Rheem system you can get up to $4650.00 back in rebates and credits right now! That is for the heating and air system alone. Do some insulation and energy sealing work on your home at you can add up to another $5000 in rebates for a total of $9,650 in rebates and credits.
There may never be a better opportunity to increase your home's efficiency and comfort as there is right now. These funds will run out so be sure and call a reputable company like Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air to take advantage right now.
Call 916-444-0551 and ask for James, a certified Building Performance Analyst to speak with you about this great opportunity.
Monday, July 12, 2010
Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air is BPI Ready!
In anticipation of the upcoming HomeStar Program for Homeowners, Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air is BPI ready. What does this mean for you as a homeowner? A lot, especially when the Federal Dollars from the HomeStar Program are available.
BPI (Building Performance Institute) is a leading developer of technical standards for home performance and weatherization retrofit work that is recognized across North America. Their standards for retrofitting existing homes to be energy efficient is recognized Nationally as well as in California and can mean more money in your pocket when it comes time to upgrade your heating and air conditioning system.
James Merts, Home Performance Specialist for Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air has just completed rigorous training and accreditation for BPI's Building Analyst Designation. This means that when he comes to your home for an estimate for your new heating or air conditioning equipment he will be able to make recommendations for your house as a complete system, which will allow for optimum efficiencies. For example, James has been able to recommend heating and air systems from 1 to 2.5 tons smaller for the same home just by making some other changes in the Insulation Envelope of Sacramento area homes.
Additionally, James can help you schedule a full Home Performance Energy Audit for your home.
You can call (916) 444-0551 now to schedule James to come out to your home.
Be sure and check out BPI's website and information on the HomeStar Program at: www.BPI.org
Take Care!
BPI (Building Performance Institute) is a leading developer of technical standards for home performance and weatherization retrofit work that is recognized across North America. Their standards for retrofitting existing homes to be energy efficient is recognized Nationally as well as in California and can mean more money in your pocket when it comes time to upgrade your heating and air conditioning system.
James Merts, Home Performance Specialist for Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air has just completed rigorous training and accreditation for BPI's Building Analyst Designation. This means that when he comes to your home for an estimate for your new heating or air conditioning equipment he will be able to make recommendations for your house as a complete system, which will allow for optimum efficiencies. For example, James has been able to recommend heating and air systems from 1 to 2.5 tons smaller for the same home just by making some other changes in the Insulation Envelope of Sacramento area homes.
Additionally, James can help you schedule a full Home Performance Energy Audit for your home.
You can call (916) 444-0551 now to schedule James to come out to your home.
Be sure and check out BPI's website and information on the HomeStar Program at: www.BPI.org
Take Care!
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
The High Operating Costs of an old Air Conditioner
Well, summer is here and the temperature isn't the only thing that's going up. Especially if you have an air conditioner that is older than 12 years, your power bill is on the rise too!
Ever wonder about those SEER ratings and how they can affect your power bill? I have a lot of my customers that have asked me what SEER stands for and how important it is to their decision making process, and that is a discussion for another day, but for now let's take a real life example of how this affects your pocketbook.
Let's suppose you have an air conditioner that is 12 years old. At that age it is not uncommon to have a SEER rating of about 6. Taking that for a base for our example let's do some math. If your system is 3 Tons that equals 36,000 BTU of cooling for your home. Simply divide that number by your current SEER, which is 6, and we come up with 6000 watts per hour to run your AC. That equates to 6 kilowatts per hour.
Now, let's take an arbitrary cost per kilowatt hour (kwh) at $.12 per hour and multiply by 6. That equals $.72 cents per hour to run your AC. Now if you ran it 10 hours per day for 20 days, that would equal $172.80 to run your system that month. You can see how running it more would affect your power bill.
Now, let's substitute 14.5 SEER for this example, which would reflect the purchase of a new, efficient system. Doing the same math as our example above, I come up with $.30 per hour to operate with a monthly bill of $71.51. Quite a savings.
So it's easy to see that changing out your equipment with a newer, efficient one will really cut those operating costs.
If you have more questions or would like me to calculate your savings based on switching to a newer Air Conditioner, just contact me, James, at Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air at 916-444-0441 and we can chat over the phone or schedule a time for us to get together at your convenience.
Hope this helps, and have a cool summer!
Ever wonder about those SEER ratings and how they can affect your power bill? I have a lot of my customers that have asked me what SEER stands for and how important it is to their decision making process, and that is a discussion for another day, but for now let's take a real life example of how this affects your pocketbook.
Let's suppose you have an air conditioner that is 12 years old. At that age it is not uncommon to have a SEER rating of about 6. Taking that for a base for our example let's do some math. If your system is 3 Tons that equals 36,000 BTU of cooling for your home. Simply divide that number by your current SEER, which is 6, and we come up with 6000 watts per hour to run your AC. That equates to 6 kilowatts per hour.
Now, let's take an arbitrary cost per kilowatt hour (kwh) at $.12 per hour and multiply by 6. That equals $.72 cents per hour to run your AC. Now if you ran it 10 hours per day for 20 days, that would equal $172.80 to run your system that month. You can see how running it more would affect your power bill.
Now, let's substitute 14.5 SEER for this example, which would reflect the purchase of a new, efficient system. Doing the same math as our example above, I come up with $.30 per hour to operate with a monthly bill of $71.51. Quite a savings.
So it's easy to see that changing out your equipment with a newer, efficient one will really cut those operating costs.
If you have more questions or would like me to calculate your savings based on switching to a newer Air Conditioner, just contact me, James, at Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air at 916-444-0441 and we can chat over the phone or schedule a time for us to get together at your convenience.
Hope this helps, and have a cool summer!
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Summer Is Here
Well, finally Summer is here and some hot weather to go along with it. If your Air Conditioning System is on its last leg there is still time to take advantage of some great incentives for your new system.
First, the Federal Tax Credit of up to $1500 is still available thru the end of the year. 2010 is the last year to take advantage of this credit.
All the utilities have rebates ranging from $100 to $1000 for qualifying equipment.
Some manufacturers still have rebates until September of this year. Rheem, for example, has rebates up to $1000.
Additionally, Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air has a Senior Discount as well as some other incentives that can help make that purchase easier.
With easy payment plans available, there is no reason to delay getting a jump on the cooling season. No more sleepless nights with a worn out air conditioner that needs replacing.
Be sure and call Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air at 916-444-0551 to schedule a repair or replacement for your Central Air Conditioning System.
First, the Federal Tax Credit of up to $1500 is still available thru the end of the year. 2010 is the last year to take advantage of this credit.
All the utilities have rebates ranging from $100 to $1000 for qualifying equipment.
Some manufacturers still have rebates until September of this year. Rheem, for example, has rebates up to $1000.
Additionally, Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air has a Senior Discount as well as some other incentives that can help make that purchase easier.
With easy payment plans available, there is no reason to delay getting a jump on the cooling season. No more sleepless nights with a worn out air conditioner that needs replacing.
Be sure and call Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air at 916-444-0551 to schedule a repair or replacement for your Central Air Conditioning System.
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
It's Hot Now... Air Conditioning Repairs
Well, Summer has finally arrived and we have received a lot of calls with people who have broken air conditioners. It is the season for air conditioning repairs!
How might your system act if it is broken? Here are some examples:
No air blowing through your registers when your fan is in the on position.
Warm air blowing through your registers.
The compressor is not starting or the condenser fan motor doesn't turn.
Not enough cool air is blowing out of your registers.
Or, darn it all, your system just doesn't keep your house cool enough!!!
If you have any of these symptoms, give Bonney a call. Why Bonney? Here are some reasons:
We send highly trained NATE certified technicians to your home.
Our technicians bring a "warehouse on wheels" stocking many parts to make your repair.
All of our repairs are guaranteed for one year.
We service and repair all brands of equipment.
We only recommend replacement of your equipment if it is the best decision for you.
If you need new equipment, we install many brands, and help you choose the best for you.
And, of course, you know the price before we start.
So, if you need an air conditioner repair, give us a try! Oh, and don't forget we do duct cleaning, whole house energy performance and plumbing too!
How might your system act if it is broken? Here are some examples:
No air blowing through your registers when your fan is in the on position.
Warm air blowing through your registers.
The compressor is not starting or the condenser fan motor doesn't turn.
Not enough cool air is blowing out of your registers.
Or, darn it all, your system just doesn't keep your house cool enough!!!
If you have any of these symptoms, give Bonney a call. Why Bonney? Here are some reasons:
We send highly trained NATE certified technicians to your home.
Our technicians bring a "warehouse on wheels" stocking many parts to make your repair.
All of our repairs are guaranteed for one year.
We service and repair all brands of equipment.
We only recommend replacement of your equipment if it is the best decision for you.
If you need new equipment, we install many brands, and help you choose the best for you.
And, of course, you know the price before we start.
So, if you need an air conditioner repair, give us a try! Oh, and don't forget we do duct cleaning, whole house energy performance and plumbing too!
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Seven Bonney Technicians Now NATE Certified!
News Release
April 30,2010
Local Technicians Pass National“Excellence” Test—Homeowners Benefit
Sacramento - What do you do if you’re a homeowner with a heating or cooling equipment problem but you don’t know a reliable, knowledgeable technician? Do you just pick someone randomly out of the phone book, or ask a friend who may not know more than you do? How do you know if the technician you pick really knows what they’re doing?
A national certification test has been developed, and is now being administered, to assure that technicians have the skills to do the job. North American Technician Excellence (NATE) offers these voluntary tests to technician in the areas of heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration. The independent, not-for-profit organization is supported by an unprecedented combination of technicians, contractors, manufacturers, distributors, utilities, and heating and cooling contractors.
Bonney Plumbing, Heating, Air & Rooter Service of Sacramento is proud to announce that five of its technicians passed the NATE furnace and air conditioning service and installation tests on March 24, 2010. This increases the total number of NATE certified technicians to seven now employed by Bonney. This certification benefits local homeowners by giving them an independent standard by which to select a knowledgeable technician to work on their home comfort system.
“This certification really helps,” said Bill Horbaly, HVAC Operations Manager. “It’s a way that we can show our customers that we really care about doing the job right, and that we know how to get it done right the first time.” “Heating and cooling contractors today are trying to improve their industry’s image,” says NATE spokesperson Pat Lampel. “This certification test is national, independent, focused on current technology, and aimed at a high standard for technicians, so only the best will pass. This encourages all technicians to improve their skills in order to keep up with the pack, and that improves the overall industry for everyone!”
For more information about Bonney Plumbing, Heating, Air & Rooter Service, go to http://www.bonneyplumbing.com/ or call (916) 444-0551. For more information about NATE, call Pat Lampel in Arlington, VA at 703 600 0361 or visit NATE online at file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/USER1.RECEPTION1/Local%20Settings/Temporary%20Internet%20Files/Content.Outlook/1JMXAB4U/www.natex.org.
April 30,2010
Local Technicians Pass National“Excellence” Test—Homeowners Benefit
Sacramento - What do you do if you’re a homeowner with a heating or cooling equipment problem but you don’t know a reliable, knowledgeable technician? Do you just pick someone randomly out of the phone book, or ask a friend who may not know more than you do? How do you know if the technician you pick really knows what they’re doing?
A national certification test has been developed, and is now being administered, to assure that technicians have the skills to do the job. North American Technician Excellence (NATE) offers these voluntary tests to technician in the areas of heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration. The independent, not-for-profit organization is supported by an unprecedented combination of technicians, contractors, manufacturers, distributors, utilities, and heating and cooling contractors.
Bonney Plumbing, Heating, Air & Rooter Service of Sacramento is proud to announce that five of its technicians passed the NATE furnace and air conditioning service and installation tests on March 24, 2010. This increases the total number of NATE certified technicians to seven now employed by Bonney. This certification benefits local homeowners by giving them an independent standard by which to select a knowledgeable technician to work on their home comfort system.
“This certification really helps,” said Bill Horbaly, HVAC Operations Manager. “It’s a way that we can show our customers that we really care about doing the job right, and that we know how to get it done right the first time.” “Heating and cooling contractors today are trying to improve their industry’s image,” says NATE spokesperson Pat Lampel. “This certification test is national, independent, focused on current technology, and aimed at a high standard for technicians, so only the best will pass. This encourages all technicians to improve their skills in order to keep up with the pack, and that improves the overall industry for everyone!”
For more information about Bonney Plumbing, Heating, Air & Rooter Service, go to http://www.bonneyplumbing.com/ or call (916) 444-0551. For more information about NATE, call Pat Lampel in Arlington, VA at 703 600 0361 or visit NATE online at file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/USER1.RECEPTION1/Local%20Settings/Temporary%20Internet%20Files/Content.Outlook/1JMXAB4U/www.natex.org.
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Hydronic Heat vs. Forced Air Furnaces
There are many ways to heat your home. One option that is often overlooked is hydronic heating. This system uses the hot water from your hot water heater to heat your air as well. Since Bonney provides plumbing as well as heating and air conditioning services, we can provide a highly efficient system with expert installation. In this article, I consider the differences between a forced air hydronic system and a standard forced air furnace.
It is difficult to compare the benefits quantitatively between a forced air hydronic system and a forced air furnace. It is not an “apples to apples” comparison. However, looking at the systems side by side, the advantages of hydronic heat can be demonstrated.
Efficiency Through the Combination of Systems
Homes need hot water as well as warm air. Each system working independently has a measured efficiency factor, heat energy in vs. heat energy out. The efficiency of the furnace is fixed. But, the efficiency of a tanked hot water heater can be increased by increasing its use. Standing water creates the greatest heat loss in a tanked hot water system. The more that hot water is used, the less standing water is present and the less heat lost thereby increasing efficiency. A hydronic coil used to heat the air can provide this increased use. As well, efficiency is further increased as the water returning from the hydronic unit returns to the water heater at a higher temperature than tap water. So, if the hot water is used for heating the air as well, the efficiency is increased on all hot water usage.
Comfort and Quiet
Hydronic heat is more comfortable and quieter than forced air heat. Hydronic heat provides a lower temperature than typical furnaces (which is good). The lower temperature requires longer heating periods in the home reducing the needed fan speed and allowing for a quieter system. The goal being system operation without notice. As well, lower heat over a longer period creates consistent temperatures throughout the home with little variation from set point resulting in higher comfort.
Tankless Hydronic
A tankless water heater has various features that lend well to hydronic heating. First, it has no tank which eliminates heat loss from standing water. Second, its design is highly efficient. Models vary from 83% - 94% efficient which is much higher than standard tanked heaters. Third, tankless heaters have a modulating gas valve which opens only as far as demand is needed. It generates only the heat energy needed to hit set point. A tanked water heater opens at the maximum gas flow every time. For example, water returning from a hydronic heater will require a smaller temperature rise than water coming in from the tap. Therefore, the gas valve will open less using less energy to maintain set point. Fourth, tankless models are available that have two inputs and outputs with dual temperature control. This means that the ideal temperature can be maintained separately for the hydronic coil and the potable water.
In conclusion, a hydronic system, especially using a tankless water heater, provides efficiency for all home heating needs. Because of the increased efficiency in both air and water heating, it is very difficult to compare with standard tanked water heaters and forced air furnaces.
All this being said, if you would like to use a standard forced air furnace or heat pump system, there is much efficiency information available for these systems.
Here are some links for products we would like to suggest:
Dual Tankless Hot Water Heater: http://www.noritz.com/homeowners/products/view/nh_series_nh150_dv_nh_1501_dv_tankless_hydronic_boiler/
Single Tankless Hot Water Heater: http://www.noritz.com/homeowners/products/view/nrc111_n_0842mc_series_condensing_tankless_water_heater/
Air Handler: http://rheem.com/product.aspx?id=25F023FE-1E7B-4309-A224-E9A3C8324D04
A/C Condenser: http://rheem.com/product.aspx?id=9E4217A8-D549-42B9-BF9F-261B7D1DCB28
Or Heat Pump Condenser: http://rheem.com/product.aspx?id=59873EA3-6957-4B59-8DAD-1B4570C2E674
Hydronic Coil: http://firstco.com/products/hwc.asp
Please contact me at http://www.bonneyplumbing.com if I can offer additional information.
Monday, April 19, 2010
Green Expo This Weekend
This weekend Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air will be participating in Sacramento's first Green Expo.
This show will give us the opportunity to show off our "GREEN" products. We do much more than just water efficient plumbing and high efficiency heating and air equipment.
At the show, check out our new whole house energy retrofit options. These options include duct repair and sealing, draft sealing, insulation, windows, and more. Yes, at Bonney, we offer it all.
SMUD just launched their new rebate program that will provide generous rebates for whole house energy retrofit projects.
If you have questions about these products, or anything else we do at Bonney, please visit us at the Green Expo, this weekend, April 24 & 25 at Cal Expo Pavilion!
Hope to see you there!
Friday, March 26, 2010
Home Energy Retrofits
Good morning,
SMUD has just sent us an invitation to participate in their new rebate program for Home Energy Retrofits.
The purpose of the program is to give home and business owners additional encouragement to make energy saving improvements on their homes.
Currently, SMUD offers rebates for efficiency improvements including up to $650 for high efficiency air conditioning replacements. The new program will not only increase these values up to $3500 (potentially) but also encourages a complete look at the building's energy usage.
The federal government has also been working on a program called Home Star that will be offering similar rebates.
Furthermore, California has authorized a new finance vehicle that is being released county by county for the very same energy saving improvments.
As a result of these overlapping programs, great savings will be available! Bonney has been gearing up to offer these whole house energy retrofit options to our customers. We have already hired Scott Blunk to direct our program. An expert in green building, Scott has partnered with SMUD on many "green" projects. We are excited to have the best in the field of energy retrofits to head our program!
To briefly mention Placer County, Roseville Electric is continuing to have double air conditioning rebates (up to $1500) through May 31. Also, the county has recently launched mPower, their version of an easy to qualify financing program for energy efficient improvments.
Look for more news as these programs roll out! Consider your homes energy usage and call Bonney for a FREE whole house energy audit they we are offering for a limited time.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air "... as Seen on the DIY Network"
Last week, I was contacted by a producer of the DIY Network television show House Crashers. They asked if we would install a ductless mini-split heat pump for a small remodeling project they were doing here in Sacramento.
Our Installation Manager, Gary, and our Lead, Matt, spent all afternoon and early evening Monday to assist with the project.
Matt and Gary did a great job filling their new roles as movie stars. However, as they were doing their tasks, the cameraman would stop them and say, "Could you do that again?" Needless to say, it took a bit longer to complete the job than normal.
A ductless mini-split heat pump was a perfect application for this job, turning a patio into a room. Most mini-splits are very efficient, very quiet, and very comfortable.
The show should premier sometime in April. I will post the date when it is available. In the meantime, here is a link to their site: http://www.diynetwork.com/house-crashers/show/index.html
Also, don't forget about those doubled Roseville Rebates. This is a unique opportunity for Roseville residents. Find out more at: http://www.rosevillerebates.com/
Saturday, March 13, 2010
Roseville Rebates
Well I must say that if you live in Roseville and are even vaguely considering the purchase of a new heating and air conditioning system you should definitely check it out.
I have been in the Heating and Air Business (HVAC) for several years now and it is amazing how many incentives there are for folks who want to replace their comfort system. For instance, with the right efficiency you can get $1500 as a Federal Tax Credit (that's money in your pocket, not a deduction) rebates up to $1500 from some manufacturers, $850 from some Utility Companies and even Senior Discounts up to $250 from some local Heating and Air Contractors such as Bonney, Plumbing, Heating and Air.
And, if you happen to live in Roseville, you can even get up to $1500 with qualifying equipment from Roseville Electric. That's an amazing $4750 off on a new system that can improve the quality of your home's comfort while at the same time cutting your energy bills in most cases.
Sound too good to be true? Well, it's true. But the rebates run out May 31st, 2010, so if you are considering a new system this year there are more reasons than ever not to wait. Call Bonney Right now at 916-444-0551 or respond to this message via email now to have a free consultation from a trained, friendly Comfort Specialist in your home.
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Going Green... FREE Home Energy Audits
As we are looking toward the future, it is apparent that our government will be creating incentives to move home owners toward energy saving improvements.
The motivation for this change is unique for the various participants. On the federal level, programs are being introduced, like the Home Star program, that will provide whole house energy improvement rebates, for the purpose of job creation and environmental protection.
In California, the California Energy Commision (CEC) is looking at a shortage in electrical production capacity and has decided that conservation is cheaper and easier than building new power plants. The CEC now has legal authority to force building owners to reduce electrical consumption. The goal is to reduce the energy use of every building in California 20 - 40% by 2020.
Fortunately, funds are becoming available to home owners seeking to make whole house energy improvements. If the Home Star program passes, up to $3,000 per home could be available for whole house energy improvements. As well, SMUD will be rolling out a program this summer which will be offering generous rebates for the same energy improvments. And Sacramento, as well as other counties, will be participating in a state program that allows for low interest financing for the energy improvements.
So, what does this mean for Bonney and you?
At Bonney, always wish to be on the cutting edge of home services. We are very involved in energy saving solutions for home owners through heating and air conditioning upgrades. But now, we will be offering other products and services that create home energy savings.
As an introduction to our new program, we are offering FREE whole house energy audits for a select number of customers each month.
If you are thinking about making energy efficient improvements to your home, and would like a free evaluation, call to get on the list.
And... keep an eye on the news, our website, and this blog for updates in the whole house energy market.
Sunday, March 7, 2010
My Furnace is getting older, is it time to repair or replace?
Nobody wants to think about replacing their heating and air conditioner. There are many more things to do with our hard earned money, right? Especially in this economy.
Well, there are some good reasons to consider replacing your older furnace. The Department of Energy's Energy Star Program recommends replacing your furnace if it is more than 15 years old with a new one and replacing your air conditioner if it is over 10 years old. You can check out their recommendations here:
http://www.energystar.gov/index.cfm?c=heat_cool.pr_checklist_consumers
Why 15 years on a furnace? Well, the first thing to consider is safety. You see, as a gas furnace ages it experiences stress in it's Heat Exchanger, which is where hot gasses from the flame flow through your unit. Over time these heat stresses can cause small cracks in the metal which can be very dangerous both for you and your family.
The next thing to think about is comfort. Furnaces have come a long way over the past 15 years. Now with features like Variable Speed and Modulating Gas Valves your home can feel more comfortable on those icy nights. Hot and Cold spots in your home can become a thing of the past if your Heating Specialist is able to recommend the correct Comfort System for your home.
Repairs are another thing to consider. If you are constantly having to repair your furnace the bills can really add up. And even if you haven't experienced repairs the chances of a breakdown really start to increase as the unit gets older-think of your car. If it was 15 years old, how do you think it would be holding up?
Operating Costs are another thing to consider as well. If your Furnace is one of the 80% furnaces it is wasting at least 20% of its fuel right out the flue pipe. A new, energy efficient furnace can reduce this costly waste to as little as 2-5% depending on what furnace you choose.
What shape is your duct-work in? Did you know that 30% of your heating energy could be escaping right out into your attic or crawl space? That's a lot of waste, and with today's new standards of sealing ducts this inefficiency can be virtually eliminated.
A lot to think about, but with the help of a professional heating and air company like Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air these decisions can be made much easier. Call us or email and a friendly, helpful member of our staff will speak with you about your heating needs. Estimates are free, and we can even help with convenient payment plans that best suit your needs.
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Roseville Rebates Doubled!!!
Good news for Roseville home owners! Roseville electric has doubled the rebates for the installation of a new, energy saving, heating and air conditioning system from now until May 31st, or until funds are depleted. For a qualifying system, and it isn't that hard to qualify, as much as $1500 is available!
This limited rebate offer alone should be enough reason to buy, but it represents just one of several rebates and credits that are currently available to home owners. Total credits and rebates easily top $4000 in a single system! This really is the best time for Roseville home owners to buy for the past few years.
Let me break it down...
Thanks to President Obama, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act provides a $1500 tax credit for qualifying systems through December 31st of 2010.
Next, some equipment manufacturers are offering rebates up to $1200. The timing can be tricky on these, and the systems are specific, but these systems are available.
Besides, Roseville Electric, PG&E has rebates up to $300 that are also available for Roseville residents for certain gas furnaces. Again, these are specific furnaces.
Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air, is offering instant rebates up to $500 on these qualifying systems. These rebates are available as a special incentive to home owners while the double Roseville rebates are offered.
Finally, add the doubled Roseville Electric rebate and the total, for the right system, would be $5000.
Now, don't get me wrong, not all systems will qualify for a $5000 rebate. Most home owners will qualify for $3500 - $4000.
An example of a system that we just sold to a satisfied customer was a 15 SEER 12.5 EER with a 95% AFUE furnace (these are qualifying efficiency numbers.) This system qualifies for the federal tax credit of $1500, the top Roseville rebate of $1500, $200 from PG&E, $800 from the manufacturer, and $500 from Bonney for a total of $4500. This is a huge discount on the cost of a new system!
This limited rebate offer alone should be enough reason to buy, but it represents just one of several rebates and credits that are currently available to home owners. Total credits and rebates easily top $4000 in a single system! This really is the best time for Roseville home owners to buy for the past few years.
Let me break it down...
Thanks to President Obama, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act provides a $1500 tax credit for qualifying systems through December 31st of 2010.
Next, some equipment manufacturers are offering rebates up to $1200. The timing can be tricky on these, and the systems are specific, but these systems are available.
Besides, Roseville Electric, PG&E has rebates up to $300 that are also available for Roseville residents for certain gas furnaces. Again, these are specific furnaces.
Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air, is offering instant rebates up to $500 on these qualifying systems. These rebates are available as a special incentive to home owners while the double Roseville rebates are offered.
Finally, add the doubled Roseville Electric rebate and the total, for the right system, would be $5000.
Now, don't get me wrong, not all systems will qualify for a $5000 rebate. Most home owners will qualify for $3500 - $4000.
An example of a system that we just sold to a satisfied customer was a 15 SEER 12.5 EER with a 95% AFUE furnace (these are qualifying efficiency numbers.) This system qualifies for the federal tax credit of $1500, the top Roseville rebate of $1500, $200 from PG&E, $800 from the manufacturer, and $500 from Bonney for a total of $4500. This is a huge discount on the cost of a new system!
To summarize, this is a great opportunity for Roseville home owners. I would highly suggest taking advantage of this opportunity before the rebates exprie or the funds are depleted.
If you have any questions about these rebates, you can visit our website at www.BonneyPlumbing.com/rosevillerebates/ or give myself or James Merts a call at Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air: 444-0551.
Don't miss out!
Friday, February 12, 2010
"I'm sorry ma'am; you have a cracked heat exchanger."
Unfortunately, this quote is becoming a sales tool, whether or not it's true! At Bonney, we don't sell on fear.
In my weekly training meetings, my techs are telling me that they are frequently following other Sacramento heating and air contractors that are telling home owners that their heat exchangers have failed, and they are not offering any proof.
The heat exchanger is the heart of a furnace and its failure can allow carbon monoxide to enter your home. Carbon monoxide exposure causes health problems and, at high levels, can be deadly. A failed heat exchanger is a serious diagnosis and proof should be offered to the home owner.
The cost to replace a failed heat exchanger is substantial and usually is enough to justify the replacement of the furnace. So, you can see why a heating and air technician would be motivated to wrongly tell a home owner that the heat exchanger is bad, when it may not be. It creates fear in the customer and manipulates them to make a wrong choice. New equipment sales are much more lucrative than a simple furnace repair. This kind of fear mongering takes advantage of home owners and makes every contractor in the industry look bad.
I am so concerned about this issue, that I have instructed my technicians to offer free heat exchanger evaluations whenever a home owner has been told by another company that their heat exchanger has failed. And, Bonney technicians offer proof.
There are several ways to check for a cracked heat exchanger. But, here are two tools that we use to offer proof. First, we use a video inspection camera. If you can see a crack on the camera, it's cracked. However, the camera can not reach into every area of the heat exchanger, it still may miss failures. So, our second apporach is to use an exhaust gas analyzer. Most heating and air companies don't own this expensive tool. It uses a probe and a small computer to analyze your furnaces exhaust gas. This tool provides definitive proof as to whether or not the heat exchanger has failed. No guessing involved.
At Bonney, we don't use fear to sell. We don't take advantage of home owners. And, we offer proof.
If someone has told you that your furnace has a cracked heat exchanger, let us provide you with proof. Our free diagnosis will give you peace of mind and allow you to make a furnace replacement decision based on knowledge, not fear.
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