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The Benefits of HVAC Financing

HVAC financing

There’s nothing worse than the surprise failure of a heating or cooling system. Replacing this equipment is expensive – and on short notice – not everyone has the funds available. When you need to replace your furnace or air conditioner, HVAC financing provides affordable options that allow you to make the upgrades you need now and pay over time.

The Benefits of Financing Your HVAC System

Most Columbus and Opelika homeowners don’t budget thousands of dollars for heating or cooling equipment each year. When the need to replace these costly HVAC systems pops up suddenly, many feel panicked about paying for the job. That’s where financing your HVAC system helps you get what you need, when you need it, without blowing your budget.

Don’t Go Broke Replacing HVAC Equipment

The surprise of a heating or cooling system failure creates a costly expense, which not everyone has the funds to cover so quickly. Heating and cooling system financing allows homeowners to borrow the money needed to pay for new HVAC equipment now and pay it back over time with payment options. Financing your new HVAC system ensures your home stays comfortable and your budget stays where you want it to be. Financing allows you to pay off your HVAC investment over a set period of time with manageable monthly payments. For more information about Energy Savers’ HVAC financing, call us today.

Save Money by Upgrading Equipment

New heating and cooling units offer greater energy efficiency over a home’s older system. Purchasing a new furnace or air conditioner seems like a big investment, but the improved efficiency of the new system lowers energy bills to generate savings from its first day in use! For example, old furnaces can offer annual fuel utilization efficiency (AFUE) as low as 56%, meaning they waste 44% of the energy they use.

Furnaces built in 2015 or after must be a minimum of 80% AFUE , with many models available at 90% and higher. Upgrading from a 56% AFUE furnace to an 80% AFUE furnace reduces energy waste by 24% and will result in significant energy savings.

Security & Peace of Mind

With heating and cooling system financing, you don’t have to put off heating and cooling upgrades while hoping the system doesn’t fail and leave your home too hot or too cold. Financing allows you to make the purchase now, alleviating the stressful ‘what ifs’ that come with an older furnace or air conditioner that suffers frequent breakdowns. Our HVAC financing options leave money in your pocket so you don’t have to spend your entire savings on a new HVAC system now.

Flexible Terms & Easy Repayment

Energy Savers offers HVAC financing through reputable lenders including Wells Fargo, Green Sky, Red Brick Microf, and Turns financing. With numerous programs available, you have many options to find the financing terms and interest rates that suit your needs and budget.

Making payments on your HVAC financing agreement is easy. Choose automatic withdrawal to have your monthly payment automatically deducted from your bank account. Or, use the lender’s easy online portal to make payments and check account balances as you desire.

How to Finance Your New HVAC System

When it’s time to upgrade your furnace, heat pump, or air conditioning system, ask your Energy Savers representative about our available financing options. We’ll walk you through your options as well as any special offers that may be available. The application process is simple, and you are able to select from available payment and financing terms that fit your situation.

HVAC Financing from Energy Savers

Energy Savers knows that sometimes new heating and air conditioning equipment is a necessity, whether or not the cash is available. To make this investment a little easier for our homeowners, we offer a number of HVAC financing options so you have control over your payments. Contact us today to learn about our HVAC financing programs for homeowners in Columbus, GA, and Opelika and Auburn.