Now homeowners can save thousands of dollars off their current utility bills, as well as get back $1500 if they get windows that qualify for the energy tax credits from the Obama stimulus package.
Jun 25, 2009
Capital Remodeling Inc. which for 2 decades has serviced Maryland, Washington D.C., Delaware, Virginia and Georgia has windows that definitely do more than just qualify. In today's economy, while many homeowners maybe putting off lavish vacations, smart homeowners are certainly investing in new windows because of the huge return on their investment.
When searching for new windows, the most important benefit should be in the form of the window's energy efficiency. Windows with the lowest U Values, SHGC, and air infiltration numbers should provide the best energy savings. To be energy star compliant previously required only a 0.35 U-Value. Because the new 2009 tax credit demands both a U Value and SHGC of or below 0.30, alot of windows that were energy star approved don't pass this new standard. Nathan Clark of Capital Remodeling Inc. states "Capital Remodeling has always provided some of the most efficient windows in the nation. In fact our new windows are so efficient, that even some of our competitor's windows that just meet the stricter energy tax credit standard, still transfer 50% more heat than windows sold by Capital Remodeling. While the energy tax credit requires a SHGC of 0.30, ours reaches as low as 0.18 depending on the style of the window."
Many of Capital Remodeling Inc.'s customers have already described their energy savings as being fantastic. The fact that the Obama administration has allowed homeowners to also get back $1500 in tax savings has been a huge incentive as well and has kept Capital Remodeling extremely busy.
Capital Remodeling Inc. shares some of the great features of its windows on its website as well as provides a free link to homeowners to help them further understand the energy tax credit rules and what to look for when buying new windows so they can avoid getting ripped off with poor quality windows or lack of benefits.
http://www.capitalremodeling.com/windows
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