Summer IAQ Tips

Summer means fun in the sun, family vacations and, unfortunately, seasonal allergies. But you don't have to sniffle your way through! Here are a few, quick tips to help conquer the cough and boost your home's indoor air quality all summer long! And for the highest level of air quality in your home, consider installing one of our IAQ products: https://on.jci.com/3MpHrCC

-Remove your shoes when entering your home

-Change your air filters regularly

-Wash and brush your pets outdoors

-Install additional IAQ units for increased comfort

The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA)

Purchasing a new HVAC system is a big decision, and both cost and efficiency are among the top considerations. Fortunately, the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) can help make the decision a little easier. Through a series of rebates and tax credits, the IRA can help homeowners obtain higher-efficiency HVAC equipment that can reduce energy consumption and lower utility bills. Check out the YORK® Inflation Reduction Act page to learn what the IRA means for homeowners, which YORK® products qualify and how to get started: https://on.jci.com/4d8OyMk

Simple Maintenance Can Help Save On HVAC Electric Costs

On average, air conditioning accounts for 12% of monthly electric bills in U.S. households. But simple system upgrades and routine maintenance can help improve efficiency and reduce utility bills. Saving on air conditioning costs can be as simple as changing filters, cleaning vents or updating your thermostat.

Share All The Benefits

Homeowners often consider the efficiency benefits of a new, premium home comfort system but rarely consider the benefits tied to the warranty new HVAC systems carry. Typically, a 10-year-or-older system no longer has a valid warranty. A "fresh" warranty, like those included with YORK® home comfort systems, ensures coverage along with increased comfort and efficiency.
With IRA credits and rebates available, getting a new, premium system is more affordable and achievable than ever. Get the full story around why you might want to upgrade your system (and your warranty benefits). https://on.jci.com/4asw3jF

Save Big With Tax Credits & Rebates

It's tax season, and while there are plenty of tips and tricks to file your taxes accurately, we're happy to share a lesser-known possibility: how a new HVAC system can make your tax return even better!

Thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), homeowners can save big with tax credits and rebates on a new, efficient HVAC system. Check out the YORK® Inflation Reduction Act page to learn about these opportunities and the home comfort equipment that qualifies: https://on.jci.com/43tRuyN

Forget The Weather

YORK® systems include industry-leading, manufacturer-backed warranties; so you can spend more summers staying comfortable in your home without worrying about unexpected HVAC repair costs!

Heat Pumps And Innovation

Heat pumps are becoming more and more prevalent in the world of home comfort, and for good reason. With new innovations in efficiency and cold-weather reliability, heat pumps have come a long way in a very short amount of time.

Thanks to advancements by HVAC industry and a new focus from lawmakers, heat pumps are more desirable than ever for homeowners who want an efficient, year-round solution for home comfort. Fortunately, heat pumps are more affordable than ever, too, thanks to special Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) benefits tied to high-efficiency heat pump installation.

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What is a hybrid heating system, and why would you want one in your home?

A hybrid heating system is a home comfort system that uses both a heat pump and a furnace, and is especially useful in colder climates. This tag-team strategy helps reduce the use of fossil fuels throughout the year, increases efficiency and helps your home feel as comfortable as possible. In this type of system, the heat pump acts as the primary heat source, and can be up to three times more efficient than using a gas furnace alone. When colder weather hits, the system automatically switches to the furnace for heat, improving efficiency.