You can be a part of the scores of homeowners now enjoying tax credits and lower utility bills from new energy-efficient windows. How did they manage to slow the whir of their utility meters and reduce their energy costs? They took advantage of the many benefits that new energy-efficient windows offer including tax credits and rebates of up to $1,500.
Windows eat up 25% of your home's total energy costs. According the Department of Energy, energy efficient windows can cut that amount by up to 15%. What requirements do new replacement windows need to qualify for a tax credit? Two key requirements are that windows must have a U-Factor of .30 or less, and an R-Factor or .30 or less.
The value of replacing old, drafty windows is clear. Choosing energy-efficient windows such as double pane is a resounding money saver and the choice of many wise homeowners. But, these rebates and credits are only available through December of 2010, so it's important to get your savings on qualifying energy-saving windows before time runs out.
The bottom line: We make it easy for homeowners to save money on America's most popular window brands and styles - and at the same time, take advantage of this year's $1500 Federal Windows Replacement Tax Credit. Start enjoying your new home windows and also save money on utility bills! See how you can qualify for your window tax credit on energy efficient windows.
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