If your home could talk, what would it say? Maybe, "Can I get a blanket?" Or "Do you feel a draft?"

If your home is more than 10-years-old, that might well be what it would say. How do we know? Not because we claim to be "house whisperers" who magically hear your house's complaints. No, we know because we employ the latest technology (the Fluke TiR1 Thermal Imager) to show us where your home is leaking energy and, as a result, dollars. 

And we also offer a solution: The Signature 8000 window. With Advanced Triple Pane Glass Packages and the lowest U-values of any window included on the National Fenestration Rating Council list, the 8000 can give you as much as a 40 percent energy savings for your "conditioned space" (heated and cooled portions of your home). But that's not the only way they help your bottom line. The federal government offers tax credits up to $1,500 for energy-saving home improvements, and you might qualify for additional state or local incentives, too. What's more, you'll increase the value of your home and make it more comfortable and beautiful.

See: It's worth it to listen to your home.

Stimulus Tax Credit

How about a home improvement project that
pays you $1,500?

The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 extended the federal tax credit for products that improve energy efficiency, meaning you could reduce your tax bill by $1,500. To find out how, go to www.energystar.gov.