Florida homeowners who improve their roofs or install systems that use solar, geothermal or wind energy may be able to claim federal tax credits of up to 30% of the cost of the project. Tax credits for roof, window, door and insulation improvements are capped at $1,500, but tax credits for the energy systems have no cap. Observers note that installing a metal roof is a simple way to improve energy efficiency because metal roofs offer both durability and energy savings.
Monday, August 3, 2009
Earn Tax Credits with Solar Energy System
Florida homeowners who improve their roofs or install systems that use solar, geothermal or wind energy may be able to claim federal tax credits of up to 30% of the cost of the project. Tax credits for roof, window, door and insulation improvements are capped at $1,500, but tax credits for the energy systems have no cap. Observers note that installing a metal roof is a simple way to improve energy efficiency because metal roofs offer both durability and energy savings.
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