News at Ingrams Water and Air Equipment LLC

Paducah, Kentucky – March 30, 2012 – Ingram’s Water and Air announces a new online resource that allows customers to quickly find useful HVAC rebates and incentives. Every year, the US government, various state agencies and local utility providers create incentive programs to promote adoption of renewable energy systems and resource conservation technologies. Some programs [...]

(Summary): Leading Kentucky-based online HVAC equipment supplier Ingramswaterandair.com offers clearance prices on its remaining R22 air conditioner condensers and R22 heat pump stock . (Paducah, KY), January 26, 2011 — With new environmental regulations making R-22 refrigerant based cooling systems a thing of the past, HVAC contractors are finding it difficult to locate replacement condensers [...]

Ingram’s Water and Air Equipment, one of the leading suppliers of Heating and Air conditioning equipment has launched a community forum website to offer free technical support and troubleshooting tips on Heating and Air conditioning products. In other words, the prime purpose of this forum is to act as a direct link between Ingram’s Water [...]

Paducah, Kentucky, October 28, 2010:Ingram’s Water and Air Equipment, a leading supplier in air conditioning systems and water purification equipment, has announced two money-saving specials for its customers this fall. For a limited time, Ingram’s will be offering free residential shipping on select equipment purchases. This special offer is available on a wide range of [...]

INGRAM’S WATER AND AIR ANNOUNCES INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING HVAC SUPPLIER NOW PROVIDES GLOBAL SERVICES Paducah, Kentucky, July 16,2010: Ingram’s Water and Air Equipment today announced a new international shipping service. Customers from around the world can now take advantage of Ingram’s Water and Air Equipment outstanding customer service, fast order fulfillment, and the industry’s lowest prices. [...]

Paducah, Kentucky- Could geothermal slow down the threat of global warming? Possibly. The genius that is geothermal takes the natural heat found deep underground and turns that energy into electricity to heat and cool homes. Furthermore, geothermal units produce no on-site emissions and use no chemical byproducts, therefore greatly reducing the risk of gas leaks [...]