2011 Tax Credits and Local Incentives for Energy Savings
Although the federal tax credit for certain energy-efficient upgrades has been reduced for 2011, you can still save a bundle and be
Although the federal tax credit for certain energy-efficient upgrades has been reduced for 2011, you can still save a bundle and be
The Senate vote to pass legislation including the “Cash for Caulkers” rebate program for household energy efficiency upgrades we told you about
Homeowners may qualify for up to $8,000 in rebates for energy efficient upgrades under legislation that is expected to pass in the
Air leaks plague most homes—old or new—resulting in huge amounts of wasted energy costs. Want to green your home and seal these
When it comes to designing your home, “the greenest thing you can do,” according to Residential Design & Build magazine, is to
We are excited to share that two of our insulation manufacturers were among business leaders making their voices heard by the President.
For many years, North America has been “blessed with inexpensive energy. Those days are over and energy prices are only bound to
Insulation industry leaders launched the Council of NAIMA to unify the industry’s voice in legislative policy debates. The Council will establish greater
Fighting mold and mildew in an older home feel like a losing battle. And why is that? According to an article in
It’s going to be a banner year for energy efficiency, according to green-tech experts, and at Henges Insulation, we couldn’t be more