Federal & State Grants
Save thousands on your home improvement project with federal tax credits, state rebates, and utility incentive programs. Updated for 2026.
Federal Tax Credits & Programs
The Inflation Reduction Act provides significant tax credits for energy-efficient home improvements through 2032.
Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit
Tax credits for energy-efficient improvements including insulation, windows, doors, and HVAC systems.
Eligibility: Primary residence owners
Residential Clean Energy Credit
Tax credit for solar panels, solar water heaters, geothermal heat pumps, and battery storage.
Eligibility: Homeowners installing clean energy systems
Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP)
Free weatherization services for low-income households including insulation, air sealing, and heating system repairs.
Eligibility: Low-income households (up to 200% poverty level)
High-Efficiency Electric Home Rebate Act (HEEHRA)
Point-of-sale rebates for heat pumps, electric stoves, heat pump water heaters, and electrical upgrades.
Eligibility: Low and moderate income households
State & Utility Programs
Many states and utilities offer additional rebates and incentives that stack with federal credits.
How to Claim Your Credits
Complete Your Project
Ensure your improvements meet energy efficiency requirements. Keep all receipts and manufacturer certifications.
Get Documentation
Obtain Manufacturer Certification Statements and Energy Star certifications for qualifying products.
File IRS Form 5695
Complete Form 5695 (Residential Energy Credits) with your annual tax return. Credits reduce your tax liability dollar-for-dollar.
Apply State Rebates
Check your state and utility programs for additional rebates. Many can be claimed alongside federal credits.
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