AirQuest Heating and Air, Inc. systems use the latest advanced technology to design the most energy efficient systems, qualifying them for a tax credit up to 30% of the cost, and up to $1,500 for existing homes.

Danville, CA (PRWEB) November 19, 2009 — The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 makes it possible for a Federal tax credit payable to homeowners who invest in energy efficient appliances. AirQuest Heating and Air specialize in high efficiency and geothermal systems which uniquely qualifies them to earn this new federal tax credit.

By using energy efficient furnaces and air conditioners, homeowners are able to save up to $400.00 every year on their energy bills. There are also many other incentives programs that make changing over to energy efficient furnaces and air conditioners more practical. Some of these include cash rebates, low interest loans, lower utility bills, and now a tax credit of up to $1500.

Now more than ever energy efficiency pays. AirQuest Heating and Air offers earth friendly energy efficient furnaces and air conditioners which help the consumer reduce their environmental impact. Although many energy efficient furnaces and air conditioners cost more initially, they are well worth the money saved over time. The cost of running an appliance over the years can increase and end up costing much more than it did originally. This is why it pays off to purchase energy efficient furnaces and air conditioners.

The Federal Tax Credit is a great reason to consider making the decision of changing over to more energy efficient products. Not only does it pay off by lowering energy bills, it pays off for the environment by reducing the demand for electricity and will save money in the long run.

About AirQuest Heating and Air, Inc.:
AirQuest Heating and Air is an environmentally friendly company that offers products that are not only highly energy efficient but specialize in the latest technology and advanced geothermal systems.
For more information visit www.airquestair.com.

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