Federal Tax Credit Up To $1500 for High Efficiency Products
On February 17, 2009, President Obama made important changes to the homeowner tax credits for specified energy-efficient home improvements, which includes qualified heating and cooling products. Two of the more significant revisions to this include the extension of the tax credit through 2010 and the increase of the total available tax credit from 10% to 30%. Go to More Info... below for a full listing of qualified Rheem products.
Homeowners who purchase a qualified Rheem heating and cooling product between January 1, 2009 and December 31, 2010 are now eligible for a tax credit equal to 30% of the full purchase and installation price with a cap of $1,500. More Rheem Info,,,,
Tankless water heater has a natural gas burner that ignites and heats water instantaneously when hot water tap is turned on. It needs half the space of a conventional water storage tank and is mounted to the wall. More Info....
Customers must purchase and install a City-approved ultra low-flush (not to exceed 1.6 gallon per flush) toilet (including both tank and bowl). The customer must complete a rebate application form and mail it to the ECO Management Division. The application must also include the customer’s original sales receipt, which must have a separate listing for the toilet which includes the manufacturer and model. City of Melbourne More Information....
The most common type of water heater holds heated water in a tank at a constant temperature, producing up to 2 times more hot water than an electric model in the same amount of time. More Info....
The Toilet Retrofit Rebate Program offers a $50 rebate to Titusville water customers who change out old (pre-1994) high-volume toilets for the purchase of a WaterSense certified HET (flush rate of 1.28 gallons or less). Eligible HETs are listed on the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) website. City of Titusville More Info....
To participate in the Toilet Retrofit Rebate Program, you must request an application packet. To request a packet, please call the Water Resources Conservation Office at (321) 383-5669. Packets are NOT available for pickup. All information in the packet should be reviewed upon receipt.
