Energy Tax Credits For Denver Area Homeowners

K&H Home Solutions Windows and Insulation qualify for TAX CREDITS.

Shortly after taking office in 2009, President Obama created home improvement tax credits as a part of the economic recovery package. Under this new program, homeowners are eligible to claim 30% of the cost of qualified energy efficient products (up to $1,500 on most products).

Energy-Saving Steps This Year May Result in Tax Savings Next Year – A news release from the IRS on new energy tax credits

Why should I invest in making my home more energy efficient?

• Save up to 30% on your heating/cooling bills How much money could I save on my heating/cooling bills?
• Conserves precious resources
• Reduces our carbon footprint
• Supports the U.S. economic recovery

Federal Tax Credits for Energy Efficient Replacement Windows

Federal Tax Credits for Insulation

Tax Credits on Other Energy Efficient Products

Other links:
US Department of Energy Tax Incentives
Alliance to Save Energy

Energy Rebates

In addition to claiming tax credits for making your home more energy efficient, some utility companies offer rebate/incentive/assistance programs.  Below are some resources to help you research these programs, but not all are listed so be sure to check with your local utility company for extra savings.

Energy Star’s Rebate Finder

Efficient Windows Collaborative’s list of Utility Programs that Offer Incentives and Rebates for Energy-Efficient Windows

Database of State Incentives for Renewables and Efficiency

Energy Efficiency Program in Fort Collins

Energy Efficiency Program in Colorado Springs

Energy Efficiency Program with Xcel Energy