Are your home’s heating and cooling costs taking a big bite out of your budget? Com-Ed tax rebates are helping many Schaumburg, IL, residents save big on new HVAC systems. Learn how these rebates can help you save, too.
What Are Com-Ed Tax Rebates?
Did you know that air-source heat pumps are one of the most common heat pumps installed by homeowners? You might think the Chicagoland area gets too cold for heat pumps to work, but that’s a misconception. Heat pumps work quite well in cold climates and are a great option for homeowners who want to heat and cool their homes using less energy while lowering their carbon footprint. Since these systems can be pricier than central HVAC units, Com-Ed’s tax rebates help homeowners purchase these systems to lower their overall cost. If you’re considering replacing an older HVAC system and want to take advantage of energy rebates, your purchase must meet the following requirements:
- Air source heat pump with a SEER greater than or equal to 16 and HSPF equal to or greater than 8.6
- Ductless mini-split heat pump with a SEER greater than or equal to 17 SEER and greater than or equal to 9.5 HSPF
SEER stands for Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio, and HSPF is the acronym for Heating Seasonal Performance Factor. If you install one of these high-efficiency HVAC systems, you could be eligible to receive a rebate of up to $1400, depending on qualifying factors.
Qualifying for the Rebate Is Easier than You Think
The best part about the tax rebate from Com-Ed is you don’t have to go through hoops to get it. Aside from installing a qualifying appliance, you must hire a Com-Ed heat pump-trained contractor to provide professional HVAC installation services. Once you do this, the rebates and any discounts are applied immediately.
Call Ray’s HVAC for More Details
Are you ready to learn more about Com-Ed tax rebates? Contact Ray’s HVAC to learn more about heating options and how our professional HVAC installation services can keep your home heated and cooled for less.
