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Utility bills are increasing every year with the rise in electricity and heating fuel. It is common to trace these
energy bills to an in-efficient component (windows, doors and insulation). At HomeEnergy, we offer a 21 point
check system to evaluate the performance of your home and generate a list of needed improvements. It may be
as simple as just bringing your attic insulation up to an R-49, up to 18 inches of insulation to start saving 35% a
year!
The success of Home Energy Inc is down to a customer-focused service delivered by a qualified and dedicated
team capable of adapting to customer requirements. The company is driven by its values of pride, passion and
excellence.
Founded in 2003, Home Energy Inc has continued to invest in its people, processes and technology in order to
fulfill its aim of becoming the Atlanta's market leader in energy efficiency by 2010.
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Energy audit today!
Federal Tax Credits for Energy Efficiency
On February 17, President Obama signed into law the American Recovery and Reinvestment Tax Act of 2009.
This bill extends and modifies the tax credits for windows, doors, and skylights established in the Energy Policy
Act of 2005.
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Did you know that the typical Georgia Family spends close to $2160 a year on
their home's utility bills? Unfortunately, a large portion of that energy is wasted.
The amount of energy wasted just through poorly insulated windows and doors is
about as much energy as we get from the Alaskan pipeline each year. And
electricity generated by fossil fuels for a single home puts more carbon dioxide
Into the air than two average cars. By using a few inexpensive energy-efficient
measures, you can reduce your energy bills by 20% to 50% and, at the same
time,help reduce air pollution.
Energy-efficient improvements not only make your home more comfortable, they
can yield long-term financial rewards. Reduced operating costs more than make
up for the higher price of energy-efficient appliances and improvements over
their lifetimes. Improvements may also qualify you for an energy efficiency
mortgage, which allows lenders to use a higher-than-normal debt-to-income ratio
to calculate loan potential. In addition, your home will likely have a higher resale
value.
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