Is there an energy tax credit for windows/doors purchased in 2011?
Yes, but there were some changes made to the federal tax credit program in 2010, which still apply for 2011. The maximum deduction for Energy Star qualified windows was capped at…
Yes, but there were some changes made to the federal tax credit program in 2010, which still apply for 2011. The maximum deduction for Energy Star qualified windows was capped at…
Here are some considerations in response to a question I am asked often: “My house is 20 years old and most of the seals have broken and the windows are fogged. We are looking at replacement options and have found that vinyl is a lot less expensive than wood or composite. Our house is worth about $500k and we don’t want to hurt our resell since we will be moving within the next 3-5 years. Will vinyl windows hurt the resell value in a house in our price range?”
Today, I talk to a homeowner with two window problems. The seals on her windows have failed, and another window in the kitchen is bleaching her floors and cabinets. UV rays are fading the color right out. Tinted windows could be an option, but there’s a better way to keep UV rays from fading colors in your home….
Since the new energy tax credit passed back in February, every customer wants their piece of the Stimulus. Getting paid $1,500 for choosing top-rated replacement windows is a win-win. So obviously homeowners have been asking which windows qualify for the credit. The answer is any window with SmartSun glass.
What is SmartSun? This short video will tell you everything…
Answers to Your Pricing Questions about Replacement Windows You know exactly what you want from replacement windows: quality, good looks, durability, and energy-efficiency… at a great price. But some companies would rather confuse you with a too-good-to-be-true price and leave you wondering if you got a quality window… or not. If you want to qualify [...]
Here’s your chance to ask Mr. Rogers your home improvement and replacement windows questions. … Tags: 2009 Tax Credit, Air Quality, diy questions, energy tax credit, energy tax windows, French Doors, Home Improvement, patio doors, Remodeling, Renewal by Andersen, replacement windows