| Energy Tax Credit - Insulation |
Are you experiencing a drafty home or outrageous heating costs?Dear Neighbor, We’re experiencing a wave of calls from customers eager to complete their insulation project yet this year so they can claim up to a $1,500 tax credit on their 2009 tax return. With installation lead times building, don’t wait another minute. Now is the time to lock in at a great price and ensure that your job is complete this year. No matter what your heating issues are here’s why we’re a great solution: #1 Get your insulation installed in 2009 to qualify for a federal tax credit up to $1,500. #2 Inadequate insulation can account for a significant portion of your heating or cooling costs. #3 We utilize our personal Owens Corning Atticat insulation system. |
Specialties
- Storm Damage Restoration
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Great Exteriors is a team of storm damage restoration specialists. We use Xactimate, the insurance industry standard software, to create our storm damage estimates. We'll work directly with your insurance company to assure that they are covering 100% of the repair costs.
- Remodeling
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We love remodeling projects at Great Exteriors. Our vast knowledge and years of experience will be devoted to your project from before we start until the final cleanup and inspection is done. Our remodeling consultants will work with you to assure that your project has as much class and ingenuity as we'd put into our own homes.
- Energy Efficiency Upgrades
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With a tough economy and the government offering a tax break, now is the perfect time to upgrade your home's energy efficiency. Whether it be new windows and doors, better insulation, a metal roof, or a combination of things, we will make sure that your home is sealed tight and keeping the heat inside!
- Repairs
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If you've got a leaky roof, broken window or siding is falling off, give us a call for a free repair estimate. We provide emergency services if needed. We'll also help you determine the most cost effective method of handling complex repairs such as framing and foundation problems.
