Energy Efficiency Tax Credits

The 2024 Diversified Energy Insulation Sale!!!!

Get back a Federal Tax Credit of $1,200 with the purchase of a $4,000 insulation job. Act now while labor and supplies last.

The Inflation Reduction Act provides various tax incentives for energy efficiency improvements. Section 25C, also known as The Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit, offers a 30% tax credit on all expenses related to insulation installation which maxes out at out at $1,200 per year.

More than only insulation, the Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit allows homeowners to claim up to $3,200 annually for all qualifying energy-efficient upgrades through 2032.

The credit applies to improvements made to your primary residence and is claimed using IRS Form 5695.

2024, 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030, 2031, 2032, 2033

$12,000 in federal credits to come. The credit has no lifetime dollar limit. You can claim the maximum annual credit every year that you make eligible improvements until 2033.

For example, beginning in 2023, a taxpayer can claim the maximum Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit allowed every year that eligible improvements are made.

Yes, there are energy efficiency tax credits available for homeowners in the United States. The Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit allows homeowners to claim up to $3,200 annually for energy-efficient upgrades through 2032.

$1,200 Last Year?

2023 qualifies too. If you had Diversified Energy install qualifying energy efficiency improvements last year, give us a call and we’ll send you the paid invoice to present to your tax advisor.

Tax Credits 101

Insulation and air sealing products (30% of cost, up to $1,200 annual limit

Heat pumps and biomass stoves/boilers (up to $2,000 credit)

Central air conditioning units ($600 limit)

Energy-efficient windows and skylights ($600 limit)

Exterior doors ($250 per door, up to $500 total)

Electric panels and related equipment ($600 limit)

Natural gas, propane, and oil water heaters ($600 limit)

Natural gas, propane, and oil furnaces or hot water boilers ($600 limit)

Home energy audits ($150 limit)