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Upgrade Your Furnace or A/C in Minnesota and Save with 2025 Tax Credits

Save on Energy Bills with New Furnace or A/C Upgrades

If your heating and cooling system is over 10–15 years old, replacing it with today’s high-efficiency equipment can pay off faster than ever—thanks to new tax credits and rebates available for Minnesota homeowners.

Why Upgrade Now
  •  Lower Energy Bills: Modern ENERGY STAR® furnaces and central air conditioners use significantly less energy.
  •  Improved Comfort: New systems maintain consistent indoor temperatures and better humidity control.
  •  Increased Home Value: A new, efficient system is an attractive feature for future buyers.

Federal & Minnesota Incentives for 2025
  • Federal Clean Energy Tax Credit (25C): Homeowners can claim 30% of project costs, up to $600 per A/C and $600 per furnace, or up to $2,000 for a qualifying heat pump system.
  • Minnesota Energy Rebates: Utilities like Xcel Energy and CenterPoint Energy are offering hundreds of dollars in additional rebates for high-efficiency furnace and central air installations.
(Check your local utility’s HVAC rebate program for exact amounts.)

What You Need to Qualify
  • Equipment must meet current ENERGY STAR® efficiency ratings (e.g., 16+ SEER2 for A/C, 95%+ AFUE for furnaces).
  • Keep detailed invoices and manufacturer certificates for your tax records.

How We Can Help

Our certified HVAC team will:
  1.  Assess Your Home and recommend the most efficient furnace or A/C system.
  2.  Handle the Paperwork for rebates and provide tax credit documentation.
  3.  Install Quickly and Professionally so you start saving right away.

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Call us today to schedule a free in-home estimate and take advantage of 2025 tax credits and Minnesota rebates before peak season. Upgrading now means comfort and savings for years to come.

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