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Investing in insulation that can create an air barrier and minimize random air leaks can deliver almost immediate payback when monthly savings are greater than the cost of financing the insulation purchase.
On the other hand, it could take a long time to make back your money by adding insulation just to beef up R-value.
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U.S. residents = You could qualify for government tax credits for 30% of the cost of materials (to a maximum of $1,500) when you improve your home’s insulation.
- Visit www.upgrademyattic.com for information on one insulation option that will help you qualify.
- Visit EnergyStar for a list of Federal Tax Credits for Energy Efficiency valid in 2009 and 2010.
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By minimizing random air leakage you can lower monthly energy costs by up to 50%. Imagine the look on the faces of prospective buyers when they see their potential long-term savings. They'll feel and hear the difference of a home that's healthier, quieter and more energy efficient.
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The Appraisal Journal conducted studies that demonstrated that energy efficient upgrades could help increase the value of your home by approximately $20 for every $1 reduction in annual utility bills.
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