Part 2 - Why HVAC Prices Could Rise Soon in the Snellville, GA Area

Part 2 of Why HVAC Prices Could Rise Soon – Tax Credits Going Away

If you’ve been thinking about upgrading your home’s HVAC system to something more efficient, now is the time to act. Federal tax credits for energy-efficient heat pumps and other qualifying HVAC equipment are set to phase out over the next couple of years. That means 2025 could be your last chance to claim the biggest possible savings on a new system.

What’s Changing with the Tax Credits?

The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 expanded tax incentives for homeowners who invest in energy-efficient upgrades like heat pumps, high-efficiency air conditioners, and smart thermostats. But those credits are temporary—many are scheduled to reduce or disappear entirely in the next few years. Some rebate programs are also first-come, first-served and depend on state-level funding that could run out.

By upgrading now, you can take full advantage of:

Up to $2,000 in federal tax credits for qualified heat pumps
State and utility rebates that pair with federal incentives
Long-term energy savings on your monthly utility bills

Why a Heat Pump Is a Smart Choice

Modern heat pumps are one of the most efficient heating and cooling solutions on the market. They provide both heating and cooling in one system and can drastically lower your energy use—especially if you’re replacing an older furnace or air conditioner.

Plus, when installed by a qualified contractor like Aire Central Heating & Cooling, your new heat pump may qualify for:

ENERGY STAR® rebates
Local utility incentives
Reduced repair and maintenance costs over time

Don’t Wait — Lock In the Savings Now
HVAC prices are already increasing due to rising materials and labor costs. With energy-efficiency tax credits winding down and potential tariffs on HVAC imports, delaying your upgrade could mean paying more for less down the road.

At Aire Central Heating & Cooling, we’re here to help you: