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Question DetailsAsked on 9/30/2011

Does the Federal Gov. issue rebates on replacement windows, also does the electric company do anything for energy efficient homes? Thanks

I am going to have Duramade
Windows & Doors install Gorell windows ~ hurricane impact protection and Energy Efficient windows and was wondering if Fed. Gov. or elec. company issue any kind of rebate since I was told by the Duramade Co. I would be using less energy to cool or heat my home.

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http://www.energystar.gov/index.cfm?c=tax_credits.tx_index

This link gives information about the federal tax credits available for certain energy efficiency upgrades including windows. It's not a lot but it's something you may as well take advantage of. Also check with your state for tax credits and your utility provider for any available rebates.

Source: http://www.vista-films.com

Answered 8 years ago by Sun Control

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The energy star tax credit is only available to home owners who install windows that have a U-Value of .30 or less. Gorell makes a good window but like most manufactures make them in various grades and qualitys. The best bet for any home owner who wants to make sure that they are getting a good performance product is to check the U-value and make sure your contractor specifies the the u-value on your contract. .35 u-value gets the window an energy star lable, but no tax credit unless the nfrc ratings are .30 or less.

Source: http://www.tri-pane.com

Answered 8 years ago by the new window man




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