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SRP summer reminder

Salt River Project is reminding its customers that now is when they should prepare for the upcoming summer heat.

Before temperatures rise, this is the best time to make sure air conditioners are in top shape to handle Arizona’s triple-digit summer. SRP is offering two incentives to help its electric customers.

*SRP customers are eligible for a 20-point air conditioner checkup for $65.95 until April 30. To schedule an inspection with an SRP Certified Contractor, customers can call 602-274-6808 or visit savewithsrp.com.

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SRP summer reminder

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Salt River Project is reminding its customers that now is when they should prepare for the upcoming summer heat.

Before temperatures rise, this is the best time to make sure air conditioners are in top shape to handle Arizona’s triple-digit summer. SRP is offering two incentives to help its electric customers.

*SRP customers are eligible for a 20-point air conditioner checkup for $65.95 until April 30. To schedule an inspection with an SRP Certified Contractor, customers can call 602-274-6808 or visit savewithsrp.com.

Through SRP’s A/C rebate program, known as Cool Cash, customers now can take advantage of rebates up to $1,125 on a new energy-efficient A/C, heat pump or mini-split system. Rebate requirements are based on the type and size, or tonnage, of the new system. An efficient system replacement can save 30 to 50 percent on annual cooling costs.

For complete details and qualification information, call 602-274-6808 or visit savewithsrp.com/coolcash.

How to know if it is time to check or get a new A/C:

*Central air conditioner or heat pump is 10 years or older.

*Electricity use increases while comfort in the home decreases.

*Cooling or heating system is noisy.

*System runs longer to maintain the same thermostat setting.

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