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New Jersey residents who are utilizing energy efficient appliances can get renewable tax credits from the US Department of Energy. The following heating and cooling technologies that meet energy efficient standards are applicable for these tax credits: boilers, heat pumps, central air conditioners, water heaters, building insulation, furnaces, roofs, windows and circulating fans used in a qualifying furnace.

The Entech Group has found that homeowners spend an average of 44% of their utility bills on the cost of heating and cooling in NJ. In order to see drastic savings on their utility bills, homeowners should switch to energy efficient systems.

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Energy efficient cooling and heating units in NJ purchased as early as 2009 maybe be eligible for this personal tax credit. Under this new incentive, homeowners can receive up to $1,500 in tax credits. More information about this incentive can be found online here.

Over the years, The Entech Group has helped many homeowners in NJ heat their homes more efficiently. In addition to the complete removal of underground storage tanks, they also of natural gas heating systems. If natural gas is not available in a certain area, The Entech Group can replace out of date oil heating equipment with new, more efficient units.

Those who are interested in more efficient heating and cooling in NJ can contact The Entech Group for information about their complete HVAC services for residential and commercial customers.

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Residents throughout the state can now be rewarded for using energy efficient systems for heating & cooling in NJ thanks to energy credits. The team at The Entech Group is happy to report that all of the energy providers in New Jersey have individualized incentives through the state’s Clean Energy Program. This also means residents can save on utility bills and those who were affected by Hurricane Sandy may be eligible for even higher rebates.

Those who have energy efficient technologies may qualify for these incentives, in which NJ based energy companies are offering anywhere between $300 and $500 in incentives. What exactly does this mean? Homeowners can receive a $500 check just for using energy efficient appliances in their homes.

One way in which homeowners can receive these incentives is by switching from oil to natural gas; Gas heating is extremely efficient as well as less expensive than homes that use oil for heat. Now is the right time to switch, especially when hundreds of dollars may be available to those who make the switch. If homeowners live in an area where natural gas is not available, The Entech Group can replace out of date oil heating equipment with units that are newer and more efficient.

Heating & Cooling in New Jersey Is Now Safe & Efficient

It’s been reported that over the last 10 years, natural gas prices have dropped to record lows while heating oil prices have been rising. The NY Times also reported that analysts do not expect oil prices to decline in the near future, mostly because of political instability in the Middle East as well as increasing demand from developing countries. By switching from oil to natural gas, homeowners will find a more affordable solution as well as a safer one.

Those who are interested in making the switch can learn all about the services for heating & cooling in NJ from The Entech Group, including complete HVAC services for both residential and commercial customers. For more information about The Entech Group, visit http://http://www.entechgroupinc.com/ or call 866-548-0208.

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Hurricane Sandy clean up and recovery efforts are well underway now that the $51,000,000 Sandy emergency relief package has been approved. OSHA has released a set of safety guidelines that many environmental services companies in NJ should follow to keep workers safe while prepping for clean up efforts.

In addition to the visible damage and destruction Hurricane Sandy left behind, hidden health hazards may exist at some clean up sites.  Environmental services companies in NJ like The Entech Group Inc., have implemented OSHA’s safety guidelines to keep all site workers safe during clean up efforts.  Homeowners are encouraged to review and implement the OSHA safety guidelines as well if they are participating in clean up efforts.

Environmental services companies in NJ working on Sandy relief efforts may be dealing with leaking oil tanks, vapors from contaminated floodwaters, contact with petroleum products, and more. The Entech Group Inc. in NJ has implemented the OSHA safety guidelines at their Sandy clean up and construction sites.  In fact, The Entech Group has their own company safety guidelines for their workers as well as their own OSHA certified and trained construction personnel.

Preliminary Assessments From Environmental Services Company in NJ

To safely evaluate Sandy-related environmental concerns, environmental services companies in NJ like The Entech Group Inc. can provide preliminary environmental assessments to determine if areas of a home or business are a potential cause of concern.  The company can conduct air sampling for mold spores, soil and ground water sampling for vapor intrusion, structural support surveys and more.

Entech is a full service provider of environmental services in NJ offering turn-key, single source professional services including site remediation, investigation, litigation, property redevelopment, construction management and more. For more information, visit http://www.entechgroupinc.com

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