Denton Air Conditioning

Commercial and residential clients of our Denton air conditioning team stand to save hundreds if not thousands of hard earned dollars in the next year by upgrading to a super efficient heating and cooling system. Getting the lowest price from three different a/c contractors is not the smartest thing to do any more. The cheapest solution to your heating and air needs will wind up costing you far more that the equipment up grade to more energy efficient equipment.

Denton Air Conditioning Experts Say Slow Down When Shopping

There are now dozens of choices offered by every manufacturer of air conditioning equipment. You must take your time sorting thru the choices, and we can help so call today.We service all major brands of air conditioning equip,emt sold in Denton:

• Trane air conditioning Dallas
• Carrier air conditioning Dallas
• Bryant air conditioning Dallas
• Lennox air conditioning Dallas
• Goodman air conditioning Dallas

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Denton Air Conditioning

Denton Air Conditioning is encouraging consumers to take advantage of the government’s new economic stimulus plan that includes tax credits up to $1,500 for homeowners upgrading their heating and air conditioning systems.

The American Recovery & Reinvestment Act Of 2009 has an energy tax credit for qualified energy efficiency upgrades to your residence. You may qualify for a dollar for dollar tax credit equal to 30% of the heating and air conditioning investment, up to $1,500.

The tax credit is limited to certain types of equipment, and Denton Air Conditioning will help you navigate the options to get what is best for you..

Denton and Dallas TX commercial and residential clients that want a free energy analysis of their homes to see exactly how much they’ll save can contact Denton Heating and Air Conditioning at 214-261-5608 to schedule an appointment.

AFUE Energy Efficiency Rating for Furnaces in Denton TX – How efficient a furnace is can be determined by its AFUE (Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency.) In the U.S., the minimum efficiency for furnaces is 80% AFUE. This means for every $1.00 spent heating the home, $0.80 are applied to the generation of warmth.