Green Remodel Forum

Two representatives David McKinley (R-West Virginia) and Peter Welch (D-Vermont) re-introduced the Home Owners Managing Energy Savings (HOMES) Act. If the bill passes home owners can get up to $5000 rebates by retrofitting their homes more energy efficient. Let's hope they will pass this bill. This bill is better than the original one which was tax credit. That meant the low income homeowners could get little or no money back since they usually pay little or no tax. The new bill offers every one the same levels of rebates it does not matter your income levels.

That sounds great! It really helps to offset the big expense on the energy retrofit. It makes energy retrofit more affordable.

In getting a way to have a systems to operate the 2 floors in designing to have a proper improvement to incorporate imagination and designing.

This type of changes will definitely be very beneficial for the environment. Building energy efficient houses is very important to conserve the electricity. Also it will be beneficial in case you sell your house.

This type of bills must be passed. This will play an important role in making all homes energy efficient.

Cold weather is around the corner. Retrofit your home to be more energy efficient. Check with your local utility company for rebates or other incentives.

Energy Upgrade California offers rebate up to $4500 for energy retrofit for homes. That includes: air sealing, insulation, ducting sealing or replacement, heating and cooling system, windows...