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Upscale Solar Electric Homes


Solar Electric Homes...Beautiful And Effecient

Americans have heard the warnings that energy costs are on the rise and they’re taking action. Some are addressing the issue with small fixes but many are thinking longer-term. From simple improvements like adding weather-stripping around windows and doors to more involved improvements like replacing older windows with double-pane, energy efficient ones, homeowners are doing their part to eliminate wasted energy and money.

Solar Electric Homes

Taking action to conserve energy will not only lower monthly energy bills, but may help around tax time as well. Many homeowners may not realize that when tax season comes, they can benefit from their energy conservation efforts. Earlier this year, Congress passed the first comprehensive energy bill that will help American families save energy and money at tax time. Homeowners may be eligible to receive the following credits.

Up to 30 percent of the cost, or up to $2,000, for installing solar-powered hot-water systems used exclusively for purposes other than heating swimming pools and hot tubs.

Up to $500 on the amount spent to upgrade thermostats, to caulk leaks, or to stop energy waste.

Up to $200 credit for installation of new exterior windows.

Up to $300 credit for purchases of a highly efficient central air conditioner, heat pump or water heater.

Up to $150 for installation of a highly efficient furnace or boiler.

But many consumers fear that by adding a solar roofing system, it will be an eye sore sitting on their roof. The following video demonstrates that you can have an ordinary looking house, even an upscale house, and still save money.

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Have you installed a solar roofing system?, or a solar water heater? Would you like to share your videos with others? Send us your video to post.



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