At All American Heating, Air & Plumbing we are all about passing the savings onto our customers and for 2025 the benefits just got a whole lot sweeter. Now is an excellent time to take advantage of those crucial year-end tax savings.
Homeowners across the Triangle are seeking ways to upgrade inefficient and outdated HVAC products while putting money back in their pockets. With tax incentives this good, you won’t want to miss out on slashing your tax bill while saving on those hard-earned dollars.
We collaborate with our manufacturing partners to ensure that the products we sell are developed and produced using energy-efficient materials that help minimize the world’s carbon impact.
Our mission is to provide our customers with the most up-to-date savings information available and have created an easy guide to help you earn energy-saving dollars through available federal and local tax credit products.
Contact one of our knowledge team members for additional details on our energy-saving products and watch your tax savings grow for 2025 and beyond.
If you have already purchased qualifying HVAC products during 2025, be sure to submit the appropriate purchase and tax information so you don’t lose out on Federal Tax Dollars and local energy company rebates.
What is the Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit?
The Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (25C) applies to qualifying HVAC installations completed by December 31, 2025, which allows for up to 30% of the project cost, with annual minimums.
Earn up to $2,000 on Heat pumps, Heat Pump Water Heaters and Central Air Conditioners and Furnaces. North Carolina residents can also earn extra savings of up to $900 through the Duke Energy-Progress Rebate program. Additional details for Duke Energy-Progress Rebates can be found on their website.
How to Claim the Tax Credit:
- Find a Qualified Manufacturer: The equipment must meet specific ENERGY STAR standards and be manufactured by a qualified manufacturer.
- Keep Documentation: You’ll need to provide receipts and the manufacturer’s certificate.
- File IRS Form 5695: This is the form you’ll use to claim energy-efficient property credit on your tax return.
*Be sure to check with your tax professional for additional filing information.