HVAC Company Discusses Changes to Tax Credits with One Big Beautiful Bill

HERNDON, Pa. - Rezul -- The One Big Beautiful Bill, signed by President Trump in July, affects many industries, including heating, ventilation and air conditioning. W&W Residential Services wants homeowners to know about updates to tax credits and rebates that may affect them.

First, several tax credits related to energy efficiency now expire December 31, 2025. This includes the Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit, which covers up to 30 percent of costs for HVAC improvements like heat pumps, insulation, windows and more. It also includes the Residential Clean Energy Credit that offers a 30% tax credit for solar, geothermal and similar installations. These upgrades must be fully installed and operational by December 31 this year to qualify for these federal tax benefits.

Other updates include the New Energy Efficient Home Credit and the Commercial Building Efficiency Deduction which are now scheduled to expire June 30, 2026.

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Another part of the bill expands 529 education savings plans to fund HVAC training and certification. This allows families to invest in a wider range of educational and career development opportunities, particularly within the skilled trades and vocational training sector. This can be a big help in addressing the shortage of skilled trades professionals.

These are some specific updates from the recent bill that W&W Residential Services wants customers to know. Homeowners should act fast to take advantage of the tax credits that expire the end of 2025.

W&W Residential Services is a family owned and operated mechanical contracting and full-service company that started in 1984. They provide professional electrical, plumbing and HVAC services for residential as well as small commercial clients. They do new installations, equipment upgrades, ongoing maintenance and repair. They also offer 24/7 emergency services.

To learn more about the company, these HVAC updates and more, visit their blog at https://www.wwreserv.com/hvac-pros-navigating-big-beautiful-bill/.