Energy efficiency can be a breath of fresh air for your wallet and the environment when you invest in high-efficiency products from ENERGY STAR®. Our Lindstrom technicians can help you update your South Florida home’s efficiency with a new equipment installation today!
Spring is here, and that means tax season. But taxes don’t have to be as frustrating when you can save big with energy tax credits. Let Lindstrom install high-efficiency equipment so your home will be eligible for the Federal Energy Property Tax Credit, now extended through 2021!
With the holidays just around the corner, it’s beginning to feel like the most wonderful time of the year! To maximize your holiday joy, learn to use your comfort system more efficiently.
When you make qualifying energy-efficient home improvements, you could be eligible for federal tax credit savings. Call the experts at Lindstrom to schedule your energy-efficiency home updates and learn more about their many benefits.
It’s tax season, and here at Lindstrom Air, we want to educate you on how the Energy Property Tax Credit can still apply to our South Florida customers, even without the use of natural gas in our area.
For most people, a tax refund is “fun money,” an unexpected windfall used to pay for an early summer getaway or the down payment on a new car. More practical folks might choose to use the funds to pay down credit card debt or invest for retirement. Here’s an even better idea: use it to …
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As a country, we waste 1 trillion (you read that right, trillion) gallons of water every year. This number is almost too big to fathom. Luckily, there are many things we can all do to help bring this number down. The biggest and most effective is to purchase energy efficient appliances. The PACE program has made this an affordable choice for all! In addition to these purchases, there are smaller steps you can take that will make a daily impact to reducing your consumption.
Everyone wants to save money—we cut coupons, shop for the bigger deals, shut off lights in empty rooms…but what about closing off air vents in empty rooms?
