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In 2022, the federal government passed the Inflation Reduction Act. This act provides federal income tax credits for energy efficiency home improvements through 2023. As a homeowner, you can take advantage of 

 certified products are eligible for this tax credit.Combined with 

 you can really cash in on the savings. So let's break down how you can use them to upgrade your home and save money.

 is an independent certification program that verifies that products meet strict energy-efficiency guidelines set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Products with an ENERGY STAR label have been independently tested and certified to be energy efficient—saving you money on your energy bill each month. When you choose ENERGY STAR products for your home, you are making an investment in both your pocketbook and in a cleaner future.

What Home Improvements Are Eligible for the Tax Credit?

The Inflation Reduction Act covers most of the six elements of an 

 Home Upgrade, including insulation, air sealing, windows and doors, heating/cooling systems, water heaters, and lighting upgrades. Depending on the product installed you could receive up to $2,000 in tax credits on qualifying purchases if you install one of these items in your home in 2023. Note that there may be other restrictions depending on what state or municipality you live in; at SS&B Heating & Cooling we’re standing by to help walk you through the process.

How Can I Take Advantage of This Tax Credit?

If you’re interested in taking advantage of this tax credit, you can 

 products are eligible for a tax credit. Once you’ve chosen a product or two that you’re interested in just give us a call for complete estimate and walk through. We’ll walk you through the process of purchasing and installation of your brand-new HVAC products and what you need to do for you tax credit. Then you get enjoy a more efficient and comfortable home while you save!

How Can I Take Advantage of Local City Utilities Rebates?

 and see the rebates offered by your local City Utilities. If you live Springfield as the example, you could receive a rebate for as much as $1,025 depending on the product you have installed. Again, take a look at the available products for rebates and if there’s one you’re interested in, give us a call.

Making improvements to increase energy efficiency at home doesn't have to be costly—there are many options available today that can help make it more affordable while still allowing homeowners to benefit from the long-term savings associated with using ENERGY STAR certified products. By taking advantage of both the federal income tax credits available through 2032 as well as any applicable local rebates or incentives available now, homeowners can make their homes more efficient while saving money at the same time! If you need an upgrade to one part of your HVAC system or the entire thing, now is the perfect time! Give us a call at SS&B Heating & Cooling and we’re here to help.

Inflation Reduction Act. This act provides federal income tax credits for energy efficiency home improvements through 2023.

HVAC Federal Tax Credits with Local City Utility Rebates 2023

At SS&B Heating & Cooling, we use only high-quality commercial grade material when fabricating our custom metal ducts for your home or business’s ventilation system. This steel is proudly made in the United States and has a minimum thickness of 26-gauge ductwork for maximum construction excellence and quiet operation. You will see a lower standard metal quality used, especially on residential ducting, when not fabricated by SS&B. We take care in measuring every aspect of your space before we get started so that everything fits perfectly when installed by one of our highly trained technicians. Every duct system installed by SS&B is mastic sealed. This adhesive sealant offers superior strength and longevity as compared to tape. Provides an airtight seal for cleaner air, that’s non-toxic, fireproof, and has a twenty-year lifespan.

When it comes to comfort and energy efficiency, nothing beats professionally built custom ductwork from SS&B Heating & Cooling in Springfield Missouri! Our decades of experience designing ventilation systems for homes and businesses ensures that whatever type of ducting you need will be taken care of with precision and expertise. With our 3,000 square foot facility for sheet metal fabrication, you can trust us to provide exactly what your project requires – no matter the size! Contact us today to learn more about how professional sheet metal fabrication can benefit your home or business!

There’s not a better HVAC contractor in the area that does their own sheet metal fabrication for their customers. When it comes to ductwork, you want a team that is knowledgeable and experienced in the craftsmanship and construction of sheet metal fabrication. At SS&B Heating & Cooling, we have our own 3,000-square-foot facility for sheet metal fabrication and decades of experience designing ventilation systems for homes and businesses. Let’s dive into why professional sheet metal fabrication and ventilation duct installation is so important.

Why Professional Sheet Metal Fabrication Matters

A poorly designed ventilation system can’t deliver the comfort you should expect from your heating and cooling system. The big problem with prefabricated ducts when it comes to comfort is bad air balancing. This means air isn't evenly distributed throughout rooms in your home or business, resulting in hot or cold spots. It could also lead to higher energy bills due to inefficient air circulation.

Custom-built ducts provide more balanced airflow because they're designed specifically for each room's size, shape, and layout. Custom ductwork eliminates excess noise while also increasing efficiency because there are fewer bends in the ductwork which allows the air to travel faster through the system. Professionally built custom ducts also last longer than prefabricated ones because they don’t have gaps or leaks that allow air to escape.

Custom ductwork improves energy efficiency.

Improved Energy Efficiency. Custom-made ducts are free of cracks, holes and other imperfections that cause air leaks. 

The Benefits of Custom Air Duct Fabrication for Your Home or Business

HVAC: A Beginner’s Guide to know the basics

If you’re a homeowner, it’s important to have a basic understanding of what HVAC stands for and how it works. HVAC is an acronym that stands for Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning. The purpose of an HVAC system is to provide thermal comfort and indoor air quality within a space.

HVAC systems are made up of three main components:

-A means of distributing the conditioned air (air ducts)

-A cooling device (air conditioner or evaporative cooler)

Let’s take a closer look at each of these components.

The heat source in an HVAC system is typically a furnace or a heat pump. Furnaces work by heating air and then distributing that air throughout the home using a blower. Heat pumps, on the other hand, do not actually generate heat. Instead, they move heat from one place to another. In the winter, heat pumps move heat from the outdoors into your home. In the summer, they do the reverse by moving heat from your home to the outdoors. Many times in a house with multiple levels you will see both types used in the HAVC setup because it’s actually two separate HVAC systems.

In order for conditioned air to be distributed throughout your home, it needs to travel through a system of air ducts. Air ducts are made up of insulated ductwork that runs through your ceilings, floors, and walls. Depending on the layout of your home, you may also have diffusers, registers, grilles, and register vents. All of these elements work together to distribute conditioned air evenly throughout your living space.

The Cooling Device: Air Conditioners and Evaporative Coolers

The final component of an HVAC system is the cooling device. The most common type of cooling device is an air conditioner. Air conditioners work by removing heat from indoor air and then releasing that heat outdoors. Another type of cooling device is an evaporative cooler—also known as a swamp cooler—which works by using evaporation to cool down the indoor air. Swamp coolers are most commonly used in arid climates where humidity levels are low.

Now that you have a basic understanding of what HVAC stands for and how it works, you can be better informed when it comes time to make decisions about your home’s heating and cooling needs. If you have any questions about HVAC systems, need repairs, would like an HVAC system check, or even need help choosing the right system for your home, don’t hesitate to reach out to SS&B Heating & Cooling, we’re the HVAC comfort specialists!

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HVAC Stands for Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning. 

What HVAC stands for? 

Now that the cold winter months are upon us, it's important to make sure your furnace is in good working order. Having your heater clean and maintained can make a huge difference in how efficient it runs and how much money you save on energy bills. Keeping up with regular maintenance and checkups can help to prevent potential problems that may arise during the colder months of the year. Let’s go over why it’s important to have your furnace cleaned and maintained on a regular basis.

The primary benefit of having your heater routinely checked and serviced is that it helps to ensure that your system continues to operate safely and at its highest efficiency. A professional technician will be able to inspect all components of your furnace, including the fan, heat exchanger, burners, thermostat, pilot light, valves, igniters, and more. They will also be able to reconfigure settings as needed and recommend any needed repairs before any major issues occur or cause an emergency repair call. This helps you save money by avoiding larger costly breakdowns before they happen. If your system goes down in the middle of a harsh Ozarks Winter, temps in your home will drop fast and create a whole new set of problems to deal with. Avoid it all from the start.

Having regular preventative maintenance performed on your furnace can help ensure that it is running efficiently. An inefficient furnace will use more energy than necessary, resulting in higher energy bills month after month. By having a professional HVAC technician inspect your furnace for any potential problems, you can be sure that it is running as efficiently as possible. Regular maintenance helps keep all components clean and functioning as they should so that nothing wears out prematurely or needs replacing sooner than necessary. This helps you get more years out of your existing heating and air conditioning system. This will not only reduce your monthly energy costs but also extend the life of your system instead of having to replace your system.

Furnace cleaning and maintenance can also improve the air quality inside your home. Furnaces accumulate dust, dirt, and debris over time that can be circulated throughout the home if left unchecked. Annual service will improve indoor air quality by removing dirt buildup from the blower air filter, blower fan, and heater components. This reduces airborne particles such as dust or dander which improves the comfort level in your home while also reducing potential health risks associated with dirty air filters or clogged ductwork. A professional HVAC technician will be able to clean out these particles so that you don't have to worry about breathing in dust or other allergens in the air when using your heating system. Additionally, having a professional clean your filters regularly will ensure they are free of contaminants and working at optimum efficiency. A clean and properly tuned heater will deliver the full amount of heat that it was designed to produce, keeping you and your family comfortable all winter long. 

Finally, having regular maintenance performed on your furnace is an important safety precaution. A dirty or malfunctioning furnace can lead to carbon monoxide leaks which can be deadly if left unchecked. By having a professional inspect the unit regularly, you can rest assured knowing that any potential issues will be caught before they become dangerous problems down the road.

Maintaining and cleaning your furnace may seem like an unnecessary hassle but doing so can save you money on energy bills while improving air quality within your home and avoiding potential safety hazards from carbon monoxide leaks! – not to mention regular service on your furnace helps extend its life expectancy so you don’t have to buy a new one anytime soon. If you haven’t had a professional HVAC technician inspect and service your furnace unit recently, now is definitely the time to do so before the Ozark’s temperatures really start dropping too low outside! 

Remember at SS&B Heating and Cooling we service all heating and conditioning systems regardless of the brand. We also offer a special club specifically designed to keep your current system running its longest!

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Why Should I Have My Furnace Cleaned & Serviced Regularly?

Another great reason to install a programmable thermostat this winter is that it can help save you money on your energy bills. A programmable thermostat will conserve energy by reducing wasteful heating and cooling cycles. This means that not only will your bills be lower in the long run, but also that you're doing your part in helping reduce greenhouse gas emissions from power plants. As long as your home has central heating / HVAC, then installing a programmable thermostat will allow you to reduce the amount of energy being used when no one is home or sleeping by turning the heat down during those hours. You’ll be surprised by the significant savings over time, especially if you have multiple people living in your house who follow different schedules throughout the week.

Finally, having a programmable thermostat can be incredibly convenient. With modern technology like smartphone apps and voice commands, it's easier than ever before to adjust the temperature in your house from anywhere in the world with just a few taps or voice commands. That way, if you're away from home but want to make sure it's nice and cozy when you get back, all you need to do is pull out your phone and adjust the heater settings!

Installing a programmable thermostat this winter is an excellent way to stay comfortable and save money on energy bills at the same time. With precise temperature controls and automated scheduling capabilities, these devices are incredibly easy-to-use and incredibly convenient as well. Feel free to set up that electric fireplace for the ambiance if you want, but if you’re trying to save money on your furnace bill, that electric fireplace is just going increase your electric bill, not mention leave the rest of the house cold. Also please remember that a space heater should never be left running when no one is home or sleeping. So, if you're looking for an easy way to stay warm this winter without breaking the bank, investing in a programmable thermostat is definitely worth considering! Give us a call at SS&B Heating & Cooling for installation of the most up to date programmable thermostats on the market for your home. At SS&B Heating & Cooling we service and repair ALL brands, including Trane, American Standard, Carrier, Bryant, Amana, Lennox, Rheem, Rudd, Gibson, Goodman, York, Coleman, Janitrol, Payne and ICP Comfort maker, Acro Aire, and much more!

Winter is here, which means it's time to start thinking about how to keep your home comfortable and warm. Many people try setting up a space heater or electric fireplace heater to save money, but one of the best ways to do this is by installing a programmable thermostat. A programmable thermostat allows you to set specific temperatures for different times of day, which can help make sure your home is always at the perfect temperature while also saving you money on energy bills. Keep it comfortable while saving money on your energy bills. Let’s take a look at why a programmable thermostat is such an important addition to any home this winter.

The most obvious benefit of installing a programmable thermostat is that it gives you the ability to precisely control the temperature of the heater in your home. Programmable thermostats typically come pre-programmed with settings designed to reduce energy usage during times when it's not needed, such as when nobody is home or when everyone is sleeping. You can set specific temperatures for different times of day, as well as create schedules that automatically turn the heat up or down depending on when people are home and when they are away, so your furnace isn’t running all day long while you’re not there. This way, you don't have to worry about manually adjusting the temperature every day or night; instead, you can just set it and forget it! The beauty of these devices is that they allow you to customize HVAC temperatures specifically tailored to your lifestyle and habits.

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Why a Programmable Thermostat is a MUST This Winter

What’s that Smell When I Turn on my Furnace?

As the temperatures outside start to drop, you know it’s time to switch on the heater. But when you do, you immediately smell something like burning coming from your furnace. You wonder to yourself, “Why does my heater smell like burning plastic when I turn it on?” You start to worry that perhaps something is wrong with your furnace. Is it going to catch on fire? Is it going to fill your home with smoke?

Relax. In most cases, that burning smell coming from your furnace is nothing to worry about. In this blog post, we’ll explain the two most common reasons and one not so common reason, why heaters smell weird when they’re first turned on for the season—and how we fix the problem so you can enjoy a warm home all winter long.

We recommend that you have your furnace maintenance done annually AND by a professional certified technician. As always, SS&B Heating & Cooling is here to help you make sure your heater is ready for the Missouri winter.

Couple Common Reasons Your Heater Smells Funny

If there’s a burning smell coming from your furnace, one of the most common causes is dust buildup on the heating elements. When the furnace turns on, the heated air circulates through the blower motor and pushes dust and debris into the air filter. Eventually, this dust settles on top of the heating elements. When enough dust has accumulated, it can create a burning smell – and it could cause a short circuit.

The good news is that this is not too complicated to fix:

1) Turn off the furnace at the thermostat and at the disconnect switch or circuit breaker panel.

2) Remove the access panel to gain access to the blower motor and heating elements.

3) Use a vacuum with a soft brush attachment to remove any dust from around the blower motor and heating elements. If there’s a lot of dust, it may need to be cleaned several times.

4) Check the air filters and replace them if they’re dirty.

5) Once everything is clean, put everything back together and turn on the heater at both the thermostat and disconnect switch or circuit breaker panel.

#2. Debris in Your Furnace’s Burner Assembly

Another reason your furnace might be giving off a burning smell is that there’s debris in its burner assembly—the part of your furnace where combustion actually takes place. Over time, dust, dirt, and other debris can accumulate in this area and prevent your heater from functioning properly when it starts up again after being off all summer long. And when combustion isn’t happening as it should, that can cause a burning smell. Here’s what we do to clean out your burner assembly:

1) Turn off power to the furnace at both the thermostat and disconnect switch or circuit breaker panel before any work on the HVAC system.

2) remove any panels necessary to gain access to the burners.

3) use a vacuum with a soft brush attachment or compressed air to remove any debris from around the burners.

4) once everything is clean, put everything back together again..

5) turn on power to the heater at both your thermostat and disconnect switch or circuit breaker panel..

One not so common reason… is the smell of rotten eggs!

The reason you're noticing a strong, egg-like smell coming from your furnace is because of the chemicals that have been added to let people know there's gas leaking. If this happens and it resembles what we describe as "rotten eggs" then don't wait another minute before calling for us help! This could result in fires or even explosions if not dealt with quickly enough by professionals who understand how dangerous these leaks can be. If you notice this odor coming from your heater, turn off the system immediately and call us for assistance!

A burning smell coming from your furnace when you first turn it on for the season is normal in most cases—especially if it smells like plastic. More often than not, this is caused by dust buildup on heating elements or debris in burner assemblies. These problems are not too complicated to fix. If you have any questions or concerns about why your heater smells funny when you turn it on, don't hesitate to reach out to us today, we'll be happy to help. In fact, our furnace maintenance service will go through all these checks and more!

You can see the complete walk through of our furnace maintenance service on our YouTube channel

Reasons Your Heater Smells Funny 

Hiring an experienced HVAC company is crucial for accurate planning, budget, system selection, correct installation, and keeping your build schedule. An experienced heating and air conditioning company will help guide you through these first few needs before you even break ground. This is accomplished with an extremely detailed calculation process.

While most of the heating and air conditioning companies still use a square footage divider method, which almost always gets you an oversized system, the most accurate method to get the correct specification needs of a build is with Manual J Load Calculations. This takes into account everything you could possibly think of for the calculations; direction, location, wall thickness, window location, room layout, door materials, and floors, just to name a few. So you get an HVAC system sized perfectly for your build enabling you to get a more top-of-the-line system with higher efficiency.

At SS&B, we only use Manual J Calculations to estimate specification needs because it’s what’s best for our clients. SS&B HVAC systems are installed with no shortcuts by experienced technicians. Our team also receives annual continued education to ensure we are at the forefront of the latest heating and air conditioning technology along with all industry-standard changes. Combine that with the size of our team and we keep the heating and air conditioning installed on time and on budget.

 At the end of the day, after you've narrowed down your list of potential HVAC contractors, check references. This step is essential in order to ensure that you're working with a reputable and reliable company that can back up what they say.

Installing an HVAC system in new construction can be a daunting task, but it doesn't have to be. By following the tips outlined in this blog post, you can be sure that your HVAC system will be installed properly and will meet all of your needs. If you have any questions about new construction HVAC installation or would like an estimate and help, please don't hesitate to contact us today. We're here to help!

If you're in the process of building a new home, apartment complex, or commercial property, one of the most important things you'll need to consider is your HVAC system. A properly installed and working HVAC system is essential for the comfort level and longevity of your build. In this blog post, we'll discuss some of the things you should keep in mind when having your HVAC system installed in new construction, whether it’s a residential or commercial build.

 Two of the most important things to keep in mind when it comes to your HVAC system on new construction, are direction and location. The direction your new construction build faces plays a huge role in the type of heater and ac system you’ll need. Depending on the type of build, this is sometimes out of your control. Ideally, depending on the layout, you want it to face north or northeast for the highest efficiency and comfort. Secondly, the location of your HVAC units. The location of the ac unit will determine how well it will be able to do its job. For example, if you are installing an air conditioner, you'll want to make sure that it's not in direct sunlight, as this will make it work harder and less efficiently. You'll also want to make sure that there's plenty of clearance around the unit so that air can flow freely.

The same goes for your heater/furnace and heating systems. You'll want to make sure that the furnace is located in a well-ventilated area so that toxic fumes don't build up and pose a danger to your family or tenants. You should also avoid putting the furnace in an area where there is a lot of dust or dirt, as this can clog up the system and reduce its efficiency.

 It's important to have a realistic budget for your HVAC installation. If you don’t think about this ahead of time you will end up with a contractor-grade HVAC system. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing; it just means an air conditioning and heating unit that’s not typically top-of-the-line or the most energy-efficient HVAC system that’s available. The long-term benefits of a more efficient, top-of-the-line system are well worth it. Which is a great transition to the next point…

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Fall is here and that means it's time to start thinking about furnace maintenance. At SS&B, our annual maintenance services are all about ensuring that your furnace system really is ready for the harsh Ozark winter. When done right, maintenance services keep your system running longer, at its highest efficiency, and catch problems before they happen. Furnace maintenance service from SS&B Heating and Cooling is more than the cheap furnace "tune-up" gimmicks you will see some HVAC companies offer around this time of year.

These cheap offers are used as "loss leaders". Simply put, a loss leader is to price a product or service at a loss to attract people to purchase, so you can then upsell them into other more expensive products or services. For this reason, the loss leader strategy is illegal in many states, cited as giving an unfair competitive advantage and as deceptive to consumers.

At SS&B, we don't believe in pricing gimmicks. We will never try to sell you something you don't need. We know that you’re buying a furnace tune-up to keep your current system running longer and reliably and to do a furnace tune-up correctly takes time. That's why our furnace service isn't the cheapest (we're also not the most expensive either) but we will make sure your current system keeps running reliably and at its highest capable efficiency. Our motivation is to make sure you’re taken care of. With SS&B, you can rest assured that you're getting quality service from a company that really cares.

We hope this article has helped remind you of the reasons and importance of annual maintenance services 

not just for efficiency, but also for your family’s well-being

remember, reputation is as important as price, and maybe even more so

when it comes to furnace tune-ups. If you have any questions or would like to schedule a service call, please don't hesitate to contact us. We're here to help keep your home comfortable all winter long!

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As the temperatures begin to drop and winter approaches, combined with the increased use of your furnace, it's important to be aware of the impact that the colder, drier air can have on your home. In many cases, low humidity levels can cause static electricity, cracks in woodwork, and irritate asthma symptoms. The level of humidity in your home can have a big impact on your health, the condition of your home, and your comfort.

Humidity refers to the amount of water vapor present in the air. Warm air is able to hold more moisture than cold air and that’s why we often feel sticky during summers. An indoor relative humidity level of around 50% is comfortable for most people. However, this range may vary depending on individual preferences and health conditions. As you flip the switch on your thermostat from the air conditioner to the furnace consider the impact of drier air and low humidity in your home.

One of the most common problems caused by low humidity is dry skin. When the weather is dry, there isn’t enough moisture in the air to hydrate our skin resulting in flaky skin that’s prone to cracking. This problem is further exacerbated when turning on our furnaces or by using space heaters, which strip away natural oils from our skin. Low humidity can also exacerbate respiratory problems such as asthma and allergies as it dries out the mucous membranes lining our noses and throats making us more susceptible to infection. Many people even wake up with nose bleeds and see an increase in headaches.

Another problem caused by low humidity is static electricity. When there’s not enough moisture in the air, triboelectric charging occurs when two different materials are rubbed together causing them to either attract or repel each other. This can often lead to an electric shock when you touch someone or something else. Just normal movement within your house can start including surprise shocks when we hit the cold season…

Low Humidity Affects the Condition of Your Home 

Woodwork such as floors, doors, frames, and even furniture can also suffer from low humidity as the wood dries out and shrinks, causing gaps and cracks to form. Wood is hygroscopic, meaning it absorbs or releases moisture from the air to maintain equilibrium. When there's not enough moisture in the air, wood will absorb moisture from its surroundings, causing it to shrink and crack.

It’s evident that humidity levels have a huge impact on both our health and home due to all these reasons. There are a few DIY remedies to help increase humidity levels. One way is to place bowls of water around your home, especially near any drafty areas such as doors or windows. Another way to increase the relative humidity level in your home is to use a humidifier but that’s only going to help a little and only for the room that’s it’s placed in. Even then it’s not going to overcome the Midwest Winter and heat of your furnace. The best way to solve this issue is to have a whole home humidifier installed in your home. Using a whole-house humidifier will mitigate these problems to a great extent and help ensure that your family stays healthy and comfortable all winter long! Give SS&B Heating & Cooling a call today for information.

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