Save energy & money with an ENERGY STAR furnace

If it’s time to replace your old furnace, consider going with a brand that has earned the ENERGY STAR label. A qualified furnace is 15% more efficient than a non-qualified conventional furnace. Though it's more expensive to purchase, you’ll be paid back the difference over time with lower heating bills.

According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), sizing and installation are as important as the unit you purchase. For optimum energy savings, hire a good contractor to ensure the job is done correctly. Once you have your new system in place, set up a biannual maintenance plan with a local HVAC company to keep your furnace running at peak performance.

Systems that qualify

Air-Ease
Allied Air Enterprise
All Style
Amana Distinctions
American Standard
Arcoaire
Armstrong Air
Bryant
Bryant Day & Night, Payne
Carrier
Climate Energy
Coleman
Coleman (Custom)
Coleman-Evcon
Comfort Aire
Comfortmaker
Concord
Corsaire
Crown Boiler Co.
Day & Night
Ducane
Ducane Company
ECR International
EVCON
Fraser-Johnson
Frigidaire
Gibson
Goodman
Grandaire
Heil
Intertherm
KeepRite
Kelvinator
Kenmore
Lennox
Luxaire
Luxaire (Basis)
Maytag
Meridian
Miller
Nutone
Olsen
Oneida Royal
Payne
Philco
ProSeries
Rheem
Ruud
Tappan
Tempstar
Texas Furnace LLC
TFC
Thermal Zone
ThermoPride
Trane
WeatherKing
Westinghouse
Whirlpool
York International
Zephyr

By upgrading your furnace with an ENERGY STAR-qualified furnace, not only will you save money over time on your heating bills, but you’ll also help improve our environment. Plus, you're eligible to receive tax credits available at 30% of the cost or up to $1,500 in 2009 and 2010.

To check the qualifying models with each manufacturer click on this link.