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SATISFACTION: Our reputation speaks for itself. We are an Accredited Business with the BBB. Feel free to check our record. How many companies - honestly - can say that ? We are committed - with every installation , every service run and and every phone call - to your complete satisfaction.
VALUE: At Hetter, we know consumers today are expecting quality work and peace of mind at
a fair price. Nothing less. We look at you - our customer - fundamentally differently than our competition.
We want you as a life long customer. We want you to be part of our family.
COMFORT: Our recommendations are made not only to solve your comfort concerns, but give you peace of mind. A comfortable customer is a life long customer. A life long customer will refer our company to a friend or neighbor. Referrals are the best form of advertising.
WORKMANSHIP: Our crews are all factory trained and EPA certified. They are our employees. Our service technicians are NATE certified — the highest certification in our industry. Our customer satisfaction numbers are a direct reflection of the investment we make in continually updating the training of all our employees — especially our technicians.
SERVICE: We take great care to hire and train the best technicians in the industry. Our service department is responsive, knowledgeable, professional, highly trained and polite. And that's just what our customers say. Our staff is anxious to go above and beyond. We pride ourselves on our service after the sale when a lot of our competition is long gone.
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President Obama’s new stimulus package gives homeowners a HUGE tax break on new equipment
02/18/2009 Newly elected President Obama signed into law the American Recovery & Reinvestment Act of 2009. The bill combines spending and tax incentives designed to get the American economy moving again by investing in our nations road and energy infrastructure, and increasing energy efficiency and performance of America’s homes and commercial building.
Specifically for homeowners looking to replace their existing heating and cooling equipment with new higher efficient units, the new law makes important changes to existing tax incentives.
For qualified improvements, homeowners may be able to claim tax credits equal to 30% of the installed costs (up to $1500). These new tax credits are retroactive to January 1, 2009, and expire on December 31, 2010. The $1500 limit is for all improvements made during the two year term, not $1500 each year.
The bill allows homeowners to use the entire $1500 limit as a credit toward the installation of one appliance, such as a qualified furnace, air conditioner, heat pump or hot water heater. The old tax code only allowed for a fraction of this credit for furnace only, air conditioner only or furnace and air conditioner together installations. Further, the new code expands the parameters for heat pump systems, thus allowing more to qualify.
As for the $1500 limit, the homeowner can “bank” the remaining available tax credit for other qualified improvements if the entire amount is not reached. Any single installation that cost more than $5000 will instantly reach the $1500 limit.
Federal tax credits apply against a taxpayers liability. A tax deduction applies against a taxpayers income, lowering the adjusted gross income and possibly moving the taxpayer to a lower tax bracket. Tax credits have a greater benefit to a taxpayer.
For more information on the important piece of legislation, feel free to contact Rick Hetterscheidt at (614) 784-9200 or e-mail rick@hetterheating.com.
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