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Federal tax credits on qualifying, high-efficiency HVAC equipment have been modified and extended through December 31, 2011 by the Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization, and Job Creation Act of 2010. This program differs from the program effective in 2009-2010 in the following ways:
- The maximum amount an eligible homeowner may receive in tax credits for purchasing qualifying products, whether those purchases are in the form of upgraded insulation, windows, HVAC equipment or other eligible improvements, will be reduced from $1,500 to $500.
- The $500 cap is reduced by the total amount of residential energy property credits a homeowner has claimed for purchases between 2006 and 2010. If you have already claimed credits of $500 or more from improvements made prior to 2011, you will be unable to claim new credits for improvements made during 2011.
- All furnaces and boilers, whether natural gas, propane or oil, must have an AFUE of 95 or above to be eligible for the credit.
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This is general information to help you better understand the heating & cooling process.
 Heat/Cool 101
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This excellent homeowner resource gives you a host of helpful hints. Click on any of the articles below to learn more about our programs, products and the best way to get the most from your heating or cooling system.
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Just like your car, your home comfort system needs routine maintenance to keep it running at its best. Without regular servicing, heating and cooling systems waste energy and are more likely to break down. But with the proper attention, they can keep you comfortable year-round.
Here's a list of handy tips for the do-it-yourselfer or for those who just want to know what their system needs for the best possible performance.
Maintenance Tips
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Knowing what to ask is the first step in choosing the best home comfort system for your home.
FAQs |
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To select the best home comfort system, it helps to know the ins and outs of heating and air conditioning products. View the glossary to find definitions of some of the most common terminology used when referring to home comfort systems.
Glossary |
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Like many other appliances, the cost of your indoor comfort system includes not only its initial price, but also the ongoing costs of operation and maintenance. This means that the cooling and heating equipment and controls that you select today will continue to impact your finances for as long as you live in your home. That's why investing in a high efficiency comfort system makes sense.
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Luxaire® and your Luxaire dealer provide you with the lasting peace of mind that comes from the best extended protection plan in the industry, the Luxaire Performance Promise Protection Plan.
Performance Promise Extended Protection
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With the information you provide, we can keep you informed in case of product recalls, and we can provide you with useful information on new products.
To register your Luxaire products online, locate your Luxaire product Model and Serial Numbers.
Register your Luxaire products online.
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