Fall Atlanta Home Show At Cobb Galleria Next Week Offers Discounted Tickets

The Fall Atlanta Home Show, the largest marketplace for home improvement products and services in the Southeast will be held next week at the Cobb galleria Centre. The Fall Atlanta Home Show is a fun and educational event for Atlanta homeowners to see the newest home remodeling and improvement products. Energy efficiency and green homes are on everyone's mind these days. HVAC-AtlantaGA by Premier Indoor Comfort will be exhibiting the new solar-ready air conditioner, SunSource by Lennox.

Please visit the HVAC-AtlantaGA by Premier Indoor Comfort exhibit booth 1128 to see for yourself the Solar-Ready Air Conditioner, Lennox AC-21 SunSource and the Solar Modules that can be easily installed on your roof. The SunSource Home Energy system is an easy way for homeowners in Fulton County and throughout the Atlanta Metro Area to convert their homes to solar energy. You will see that the Solar Modules are attractive and take up little space on your roof. You will certainly see the savings in your energy bills.

Discount tickets are available by clipping a coupon in the Monday September 20th issue of The Atlanta Journal Constitution. In addition if you are a member of the following trade organizations you can attend at no charge: National Association of the Remodeling Industry NARI, Professional Real Estate Agents Realtors, Home Builders Association HBA, National Kitchen and Bath Association (NKBA), Georgia Real Estate Investors Association (GaREIA), American Institute of Architects (AIA), National Aging in Place Council (NAIPC) and the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) by simply providing your business card on Friday, September 24th!

For more information on the Fall Atlanta Home Show please visit their website - Atlanta Home Show. For more information on solar power for your home please call HVAC-AtlantaGA by Premier Indoor Comfort at 678-391-9177 or visit their home solar power website, www.Hvac-AtlantaGA.com.

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