Replace the equipment that needs attention.
A direct Landis HVAC project is often the clearest fit when heating, cooling, or water-heating equipment is the primary issue.
South Jersey comfort, made clearer
Explore PSE&G equipment incentives, whole-home comfort improvements, and illustrative 0% payment options with a local team that can make the next step feel simple.
01 — Find your path
There is no need to know every program detail first. Choose the situation that sounds most familiar, and Landis will help you turn it into the right conversation.
A clear next step
Choose a starting point above to see a tailored explanation.
02 — See the difference
Landis does not force every home into the same job. Start with the scope that matches the problem, then verify today’s program terms before work begins.
A direct Landis HVAC project is often the clearest fit when heating, cooling, or water-heating equipment is the primary issue.
03 — Plan the numbers
Use the controls to explore a realistic planning illustration. It is not a quote or program approval, but it can make the right questions much easier to ask.
Build a planning snapshot, not a pre-selected package. Start with a common scenario or choose “I’m not sure” and let Landis identify the right equipment and program path.
2.5T 15.2 SEER2 A/C + common 96% two-stage gas furnace. This is a planning example, not an installed quote.
Landis will verify the AHRI match and the existing gas-equipment condition before confirming eligibility.
Whole-home figures are assessment-led planning examples. The equipment snapshot uses the PSE&G eligible-measures sheet provided to Landis (effective Jan. 1, 2025; revision shown Aug. 6, 2025) and must be checked against current program rules. It is not a quote, rebate approval, or equipment recommendation.
Weatherization and mechanical improvements are considered together after an assessment-led project scope.
$125/mo
120-month example term at 0% if approved
Savings explorer
Choose a planning scenario. Savings are illustrative only; actual energy results depend on the home, measures installed, weather, and how the home is used.
At a 20% planning scenario, $2,400 of annual energy spending could be reduced by about $480 per year. Actual savings vary and are not guaranteed.
04 — Explore the matchups
The estimator above helps you build a potential snapshot. These reference cards make the PSE&G listed measures easier to understand without pretending every home gets the same system or rebate.
$600
15.2 SEER2 A/C plus a common 96% two-stage gas furnace can point to two listed measures—if the AHRI match and existing-unit conditions check out.
$240–$450
Power-vent tanks, qualifying tankless models, indirect tanks, and heat-pump water heaters have different listed measures and conditions.
$300–$1,050
Different system types can have very different listed measures—especially when the home uses radiators, baseboard heat, or an integrated combi.
The listed values are taken from the PSE&G eligible-measures sheet supplied to Landis, effective Jan. 1, 2025 (revision shown Aug. 6, 2025). PSE&G program terms can change, and the current official program page says final eligibility depends on a participating contractor’s review. Learn more from PSE&G Heating & Cooling offers and Whole Home Energy Solutions.
05 — Local matters
Landis keeps its customer base close for a reason: a familiar local team can respond, plan, and follow through without making the experience feel distant.

Burlington and Camden Counties are our primary focus, with nearby South Jersey counties served when scheduling and scope are a fit.
Landis handles the HVAC equipment path directly. When a home needs weatherization or a whole-home scope, Landis coordinates with B&E Energy Solutions for assessment-led weatherization, Manual J/S, modeling, and program paperwork.
Your free fit check
Share a few details and Landis will start with the likely path—not a generic sales script. There is no obligation, and the form is designed to take about a minute.
A few straight answers
The program terms matter. So do the practical details of your home. Here are the questions Landis hears most often before a project begins.
No. It is designed to make the options understandable, not to make an approval decision. Actual equipment eligibility, PSE&G account status, project scope, incentives, and payment terms need to be verified before work begins.
An equipment-first project focuses on the HVAC or water-heating need. A whole-home project begins with an assessment-led view of the equipment, air leakage, insulation, comfort, safety, and sizing questions together.
Landis coordinates the mechanical HVAC scope. B&E Energy Solutions handles the assessment-led weatherization, Manual J/S, modeling, and program paperwork portion when a whole-home project is the right fit.
No. They are interactive planning illustrations using the project examples shown on this page. They do not guarantee a price, payment amount, energy savings, program approval, financing approval, or rebate.
Use the free fit check or call Landis at 609-232-2349. If replacement equipment is the main issue, Landis can start directly with the HVAC path and review available incentive questions with you.