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Innerline Plumbing will be exhibiting green plumbing technology at the 2010 Dallas Auto Show.

Among the green plumbing technologies we will be exhibiting will be solar water heating, greywater recycling, high effeciency plumbing fixtures such as the Caroma Sydney dual flush toilet and the Evolve Roadrunner showerheads.

We will be talking to consumers interested in saving energy, water, the environment, and even more importantly, a good amount of money.

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“When it’s all over, they are going to end up paying for about 45 percent of the total cost,” said Craig Woolheater, owner of Innerline Plumbing, a family-owned business that Craig operates along with his brothers Kirk and Chris.

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This installation was a project that was approved for the Oncor Take A Load Off, Texas Solar Water Heating Program. Through this program, the homeowner received a rebate incentive through the program in the amount of $1828.74. That is an astounding amount of just over 34% of the total cost of the project.

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As of January 1, Oncor has dramatically raised the incentive levels for standard residential solar water heating projects to roughly $1,400-$2,700, depending on a system’s predicted performance. The non-residential and low-income residential incentives remain at their 2009 levels.

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On Wednesday, December 2, Craig Woolheater and Richard Kirk Woolheater attended a Plumbers Training Forum hosted by the City of Fort Worth to introduce their SmartFlush Voucher Toilet Distribution Program.

Qualifying Fort Worth water customers can receive up to two free WaterSense approved toilets per household.

Toilets are the single largest use of water inside the home. Older toilets made before 1994 use 3.5 to 7 gallons of water per flush. Replacing these older toilets with high efficiency models is a smart way to save money and water.

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If you’re interested in solar energy, you might find that solar water heating is the simplest and most cost-effective way to put this renewable resource to work. New solar industry standards promote quality products and installations, and new federal solar tax credits can take 30 percent off the installed cost of solar water heating for your home or business.

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Oncor is piloting a non-residential solar water heating incentive program, which will provide cash incentives to participating Service Providers for the purchase and installation of solar water heating systems in qualifying properties, including commercial, industrial, non-profit, and government buildings, and master-metered multi-family housing.

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How long will it take for a solar water heating system to pay for itself?

Factor in your energy savings and the increase in your home value, and you may be pleasantly surprised.

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