Heating and Cooling Discount

Save when you upgrade to a qualifying energy-efficient heating or cooling system.

 

Up to half the energy you use at home goes to heating and cooling. If your equipment is more than 10 years old, or not keeping your home comfortable, don't wait until it fails. Consider a high-efficiency replacement and save right now on heating and cooling costs.

Five reasons it might be time for an upgrade
Aside from the fact an energy-efficient air conditioner could help you save energy and money...

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Your home's temp isn't cutting it

Not much air coming through your vents? Is the air not that cool? Is your air conditioner running all day and not hitting your desired temperature? Change your filter. Check your vents for blockages. And if it’s still a problem, call an authorized HVAC contractor for help.
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Another summer, another repair bill

Repair costs add up. Look at how much you spent over the last few years. Consider what you'll pay in the future. A new unit will save you money because it runs more efficiently... and is much less likely to fail when you need it most!
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It offends your senses

Maybe it’s a weird smell. Maybe a strange sound. Maybe you see moisture gathering on your unit. Maybe it’s all of those things! From coolant leaks to equipment failure, these are potentially dangerous signs your air conditioner needs a vital repair or replacement.
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It's more than 10 years old

Older air conditioners are less efficient. They’re more prone to breakdown. And they may use phased out refrigerants, which are becoming more expensive because of EPA regulations.*
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You're seeing high energy bills

If your bills are higher than last year – especially over the summer – your air conditioner could be the problem. Compare last year’s bill to what you’re paying now. And factor in the weather. A new, energy-efficient unit could save you a lot of money down the road.
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For questions or assistance getting started, call us at 855-667-7594.
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*Notice of Transition from R410A Refrigerant: Due to new regulations introduced by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Evergy wants all customers to be informed of the following: Effective January 1, 2025, the manufacturing of HVAC systems using R410A refrigerant are prohibited. Existing systems using R410A can still be installed until January 1, 2026. New Refrigerants: The industry is moving toward more environmentally friendly refrigerants with lower Global Warming Potential (GWP), such as R-32 and R-454B. If you choose to install an HVAC system that uses the outgoing R410A refrigerant, please be aware that while maintenance and servicing will still be supported in the interim, the availability of this refrigerant will decrease over time and may affect maintenance costs.