Do You live on a Golf Course? Install
Security Film to Avoid the Strays!
Protect your windows from flying golf balls.
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CoolScreens Products Qualify for the
Federal Energy Tax Credit.
Consumers, qualify for up to $1,500 in federal tax incentives that will reduce your tax bill,
dollar-for-dollar.
If you own your home, and would like to
make it more energy efficient, you can take
advantage of the federal energy tax credit.
To realize your savings, consider improving
your exterior windows and doors. Upgrade them with energy efficient
replacement systems, and you can receive a 30% tax credit for all
systems placed into service before December 31, 2010.
“A tax credit is generally more valuable than an equivalent tax deduction because a tax credit reduces tax dollar-for-dollar, while
a deduction only removes a percentage of the tax that is owed.
Consumers can itemize purchases on their federal income tax form,
which will lower the total amount of tax they owe the government.”
US Department of Energy
It’s easy to do. You’ll need to complete a federal form and include with
your return, a copy of our invoice for qualifying products. (Installation
costs are not eligible for the tax credit.)
Benefits you will receive:
1. Includes the energy tax credit.
2. Continual savings on electricity and heating costs by
making your home more energy efficient.
3. All of the added esthetic benefits of the improved
appearance of your home.
Call us today to review your options—770-667-8200.
Click here to download tax form.
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Go Green, Save Green, and Stay
Green with Huper Optik© window film
When you choose window film, you are making an environmentally
friendly decision that allows you to get peak energy saving
performance out of your existing windows. Managing the peak of your
energy-demand-load affects 75% of your energy bill. Peak demand
typically occurs at the busiest period of the day when the sun’s rays
are the hottest. Huper Optik© window films help reduce heat gain by
up to 99%.
Huper Optik© window film supports green and energy efficiency
goals by ensuring that windows reject harmful infrared rays.
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