Jump in on Window Replacement Tax Credits
From Brittany on July 26th, 2011 in Window Replacement

Thinking about replacing your windows this year? The federal government wants to help.
Through the rest of 2011, homeowners can qualify for green tax credits by installing energy-efficient replacement windows.
How much, exactly? You can get 10% back on your purchase, or up to $500, when you swap out your old windows. Energy Star windows qualify for $200 back.
This is in addition to the 15-25% savings on your monthly energy bills that come from better-insulating windows and doors.
To get pricing on a window installation in your area, click here.
Your home improvements must meet IECC standards to be eligible for the credit, so it’s best to double-check with your contractor before making a purchase.
Other restrictions include:
- Must be on an existing home and your principal residence. Rentals and new construction do not qualify.
- Must apply by December 31, 2011
- If you already received a credit of $500 or more from 2005-2010, you cannot apply.
If you’re looking for other home improvements, you can also receive federal help for HVAC upgrades, central air conditioning, air force heat pumps, water heaters, insulation and more.


September 16th, 2011 at 4:42 pm
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