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An HVAC system that’s too big or too small can cause high bills, uneven comfort, and constant repairs. Here’s how to spot the signs of poor sizing before it costs you more.

Routine HVAC repairs don’t qualify for federal tax credits, but full system replacements do. Here’s what counts, what doesn’t, and where rebates may help.

HVAC rebates usually take 6–12 weeks to process. Learn the average timelines, what slows rebates down, and how to track your application with ease.

Financing your HVAC upgrade won’t disqualify you from tax credits—but timing, documentation, and loan terms can affect your total savings.

Many homeowners ask if DIY HVAC installations qualify for rebates and tax credits. Here’s what the IRS and rebate programs actually require in 2025.

Timing your HVAC purchase can save thousands. Learn the best times of year to buy equipment and how to stack rebates, tax credits, and promotions.

High-efficiency furnaces typically last 15–20 years. See how brand, model tier, and maintenance affect lifespan and long-term savings.

Even advanced high-efficiency furnaces can develop issues. Here are the most common problems and how to fix them for better comfort and savings.

High-efficiency furnaces demand more from ductwork. Find out if your older ducts are compatible and what upgrades may be required.

Yes—you can install a high-efficiency furnace in a mobile or modular home. But there are unique space, code, and venting requirements to know first.