It’s not too late to obtain a tax credit for the installation of a geothermal heating system. The extended legislation is effective through December 31, 2016. In the state of Missouri, residential homeowners have a slew of clean energy tax rebate enticements to take advantage of and save energy costs. From geothermal heating to the programmable thermostat, rebates and credits cover a wide scope of eco-friendly incentives for the single family home.
Homeowners, who install geothermal systems, may be able to claim up to 30% off the installment. Among the geothermal heating credit, Missourians may qualify for a home energy audit, which credits up to a $1,000 limit per individual or a cumulative limit of $2,000 per joint taxpayer return.
Area residents, who plan to winterize the home and qualify for the Green Building Rebate, have a bevy of clean energy and air alternatives in the home. Green technologies, which qualify for the tax credit, include:
§ Energy Audits
§ Geothermal heating
§ Home insulation upgrades
§ HVAC equipment / Maintenance
§ Programmable thermostats
§ Rain sensing irrigation equipment
The maximum credit incentive for a residential single family is $2,210.
Serving, Washington, O’Fallon, Lake, St. Louis and West St. Louis in Missouri and Columbia, Belleville, Fairview Heights, Jerseyville, Alton, in Illinois, Hoffmann Brothers is a qualified authorized HVAC contractor, who is participating and servicing single family homes in the Midwest.
Despite the generous tax rebate incentives, consumers who are interested in taking advantage of the Green Building Rebate should be aware that eligibility hinges on the installation of ENERGY STAR ® and other stipulations.
Contact Hoffmann Brothers geothermal heating department to learn more about qualifying for the statewide green building rebate.
Heating and cooling systems that qualify for the rebate include:
- Air Source Heat Pumps - $250
- Central Air Conditioning - $100
- Gas Furnaces - $125
- Water Heaters-Electric Heat Pump- $150
- Water Heaters-Gas Condensing- $150
- Water Heaters-Gas Storage - $100
- Water Heaters-Gas Tank-less- $100
- Water Heaters-Solar (With Electric Backup) - $500
- Water Heaters-Solar (With Gas Backup) - $500
Source: Department of Natural Resources
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