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TL;DR The article explains that the 2009 energy tax credit offers up to $1,500 for qualifying high-efficiency heating and cooling systems, with no income limits. Newer qualifying models are now...

TL;DR The article recommends replacing furnaces older than about 10 to 11 years with a two-stage, variable-speed model paired with a humidity-sensing thermostat. Two-stage heat runs on low most of the...

The article highlights a 2009 to 2010 stimulus tax credit that could reimburse 30 percent of a qualifying HVAC purchase, up to $1,500. It claims most homeowners can qualify without income or location...

TL;DR The article says Georgia’s red clay can clog an outdoor AC coil and become a major cause of high cooling bills and weak performance. The condenser fan pulls air through the coil and can also...