Whole Home Insulation

Upgrading your home’s insulation doesn’t just improve comfort and energy efficiency—it can also put money back in your pocket thanks to federal tax credits.

💰 How Much Can You Save?

You can get 30% of the cost of insulation materials back as a tax credit—up to $1,200 per year.

 🧱 What Types of Insulation Qualify?

Most common types of insulation are eligible, including:

• Fiberglass (batts or rolls)
• Spray foam
• Blown-in cellulose
• Rigid foam board
• Mineral wool
• Reflective insulation and radiant barriers (in some cases)

Important: Only the cost of materials qualifies for the credit—installation/labor costs do not.

✅ Do You Qualify?

To claim the credit, your project must meet these conditions:

• Work is done on an existing home (not new construction)
• The home is your primary residence (no rentals or vacation homes)
• The insulation meets energy efficiency standards based on the latest energy codes (we can help make sure you choose qualifying materials)

For more information, you can refer to the Energy Star website.

📄 How to Claim the Credit

1. Save your receipts and product information (we'll provide you with everything you need)
2. When you file your federal taxes, fill out IRS Form 5695
3. Claim your credit and enjoy the savings!