“Perhaps Your Last Chance for
Home Energy Improvement Tax Credits”
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A major tax credit for energy-efficient home improvements is on the chopping block.
Congress just passed legislation that repeals the popular home energy improvement credits starting in 2026. That means you have until December 31, 2025 to take action—and claim up to $3,200 in annual tax credits.
Whether you’re considering new insulation, energy-efficient windows, or installing a high-efficiency heat pump, these credits can help offset the costs. But time is running out.
Don’t wait—installations must be completed this year to qualify.
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Highlights:
- Up to $1,200 per year for main home energy improvements
- Up to $2,000 per year for installing high-efficiency heating and cooling systems—even in a second home
- A $150 credit for getting a professional home energy audit
- Credits are non-refundable and don’t carry forward—use them or lose them
These tax credits were meant to run through 2032. But with the One Big Beautiful Bill Act now signed into law, 2025 is your last chance.
Ready to upgrade your home and cut your tax bill? Start planning now while there’s still time.