Energy Retrofits
Retrofitting your existing home or building
can save you money, improve comfort and
indoor air quality, contribute to energy
independence, and help protect the
environment. An energy retrofit could involve
adding needed insulation to the buildings
shell; air sealing attics, crawl spaces,
basements, rim joists, windows/doors, etc.;
sealing and insulating leaky ducts; installing
new energy efficient appliances; upgrading
your HVAC system; and possibly even adding
an on-site source of renewable energy.
Considering that every building is different, the place to
quantitative measure of a buildings efficiency, and
pinpoint the most cost effective improvements that will increase your
buildings efficiency.
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Financial Resources
- Homeowner tax
credits up to $1500
- Utility rebates Up To
$2,000
- Commercial tax
deductions up to $1.80
per square foot
The American Recovery and
Reinvestment Act of 2009
provides tax credits of up to
$1,500 for qualified energy
efficiency improvements
completed in 2009 and 2010.
Don’t miss out on this
opportunity to reinvest in your
most valuable asset.
The Massachusetts Residential
Weatherization Program is offering
rebates of up to 75%* of the cost of
qualifying energy efficient
improvements.
Don’t let this opportunity pass you
by. Call today and find out how you
can save money, increase the value
of you home, and improve the
comfort of your home.
* Rebates are capped at $2,000.
A tax deduction of up to $1.80 per
square foot is available to owners or
designers of new or existing commercial
buildings that save at least 50% of the
heating and cooling energy of a building
that meets ASHRAE Standard 90.1-2001.
Partial deductions of up to $.60 per
square foot can be taken for measures
affecting any one of three building
systems: the building envelope, lighting,
or heating and cooling systems. These
tax deductions are available for systems
“placed in service” from January 1, 2006
through December 31, 2013.*
*www.energystar.gov