Save Up to 50% on Your Energy Bills with Tripolymer Insulation

Protect your family from rising fuel costs for heating and cooling. With an extremely high R-value of 5.1 per inch, Tripolymer wall foam insulation makes your home energy efficient - keeping you warm in the winter and cool during summer months.

Save Big and Offset Costs with Federal & State Energy Tax Credits

The economic stimulus bill, known as The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (H.R. 1), was signed into law by President Obama on February 17, 2009. The economic stimulus bill will provide significant energy tax credits for energy efficient home improvements made during 2009, 2010, and extended for 2011. Eligible home improvements include Tripolymer Injection Foam Insulation.

Section 1121 of the Bill states that consumers who choose to make these improvements by December 31, 2011 can receive an energy tax credit for 10 percent of the cost, up to $500. Eligible building envelope component tax credits for home improvements, including insulation, do not apply to new home construction.

For insulation to qualify, the primary purpose must be to insulate. For example, aluminum siding does not qualify as insulation. A manufacturer's certification is required and the insulation must be expected to last for at least 5 years, or carry a 2 year warranty.

Consumers should keep any receipts and Manufacturer's Certification Statements for tax purposes (IRS Form 5695). The insulation must be 'placed into service' during the taxable years of 2009, 2010, and 2011. Home improvements made during 2008 are not eligible for this tax credit. Manufacturer's Certification Statements can be obtained by contacting your Certified Tripolymer^® Dealer. For More information on Tax incentives and rebates please contact your Certified Tripolymer^® Dealer, Local, State and Federal Agencies.

Visit Energy Star to find more information about these federal energy tax credits. If you are interested in adding home insulation, please contact a certified Tripolymer dealer.

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