Air Conditioners

When sliced bread was invented in 1912, it was the greatest thing to happen since air conditioning. The company who’s products we carry invented the first modern air conditioning system in 1902. And they’ve been perfecting these products ever since. We fully believe these air conditioners are the best options on the market for our customers.

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Infinity® Series Air Conditioners

If there’s an air of superiority to these units, it’s because they’re the quietest, most efficient models we make. Built for total home comfort, our Infinity series central air conditioners offer an enviable SEER rating of up to 21. Combine it with our innovative Infinity^® control for our highest degree of comfort management.

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Performance™ Series Air Conditioners

Presenting a reliable, energy efficient and quiet way to cool your space—no matter how much space you have. In addition to a traditional air conditioner, our Performance series line includes a compact unit for tighter installations. Both types can operate more quietly than most dishwashers and offer impressive SEER ratings. Some models in the Performance™ Series may not be eligible for installation in the Southeast or Southwest regions of the country, based on Department of Energy minimum efficiency standards in place as of January 1, 2015.

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Comfort™ Series Air Conditioners

Looking for the most economical way to improve the reliability and efficiency of your central air conditioning system? Turn to our Comfort series. With impressive SEER efficiency ratings ranging up to 16, they’re likely to cut your utility bills. And because these models can run even quieter than a common hair dryer, it’s easier on your ears as well. Some models in the Comfort™ Series may not be eligible for installation in the Southeast or Southwest regions of the country, based on Department of Energy minimum efficiency standards in place as of January 1, 2015.

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Rebates

How To Save Money With Rebates

Rebates are available from the utility companies as well as directly from the manufacturer. If you're heating with electric you need to look into the LEAP (Line Excess Allowance Program) program right now. The Line Excess Allowance Program gives you money to cover your conversion costs. Conversion rebates are available in addition, so in many cases zero out of pocket expenses is an option! This means big savings for you.

There are several other types of rebates. Click on your service provider below and see how else you could save money today! If you have questions we encourage you to give us a call.

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