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Government Rebates for Residential Siding

Siding projects vary in cost depending on materials used & project scale. Here are the government rebates that can help absorb costs in 2025.

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Upgrading your home’s siding can enhance curb appeal and improve energy efficiency. For many homeowners, though, the cost of new siding installation can be an obstacle. However, you can make use of state and federal rebate programs designed to encourage homeowners to make energy-efficient upgrades. In this article, we will explore government rebates for siding that can help you recoup some of those costs in 2025.

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Federal Tax Credits and Government Rebates for Siding

Energy-Efficient Home Improvement Tax Credit

The federal government offers tax credits for installing energy-efficient siding. Under the Energy Efficient Home Improvement Tax Credit:

  • Credit Amount: Up to 30% of the cost of qualifying siding materials, with a maximum credit of $1,200 per year.
  • Eligible Materials: Insulated vinyl siding, fiber-cement siding with appropriate R-values, and other ENERGY STAR® qualified siding products.
  • Documentation: Keep all receipts and the Manufacturer’s Certification Statement for tax filing purposes.

State and Local Rebates

State and local governments also offer various rebates and incentives for siding projects. These can vary significantly by region. Here are some examples:

California

  • Rebate Programs: Offered through the California Public Utilities Commission and local utilities.
  • Amount: Rebates up to $3,000 for energy-efficient siding installations.
  • Additional Support: Energy upgrade programs that may offer additional incentives when combined with other home improvements.

New York

  • Rebate Programs: Available through NYSERDA’s Home Performance with ENERGY STAR® program.
  • Amount: Up to $5,000 for comprehensive energy-efficient home improvements, including siding.
  • Additional Benefits: Free energy audits and low-interest financing for qualifying projects.

Texas

  • Rebate Programs: Various incentives through the Texas Efficiency Program and local utilities.
  • Amount: Rebates up to $1,500 for energy-efficient siding projects.
  • Special Programs: Some utilities offer additional rebates for comprehensive home energy upgrades.

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Utility Company Siding Rebates

Many utility companies offer rebates to encourage the installation of energy-efficient siding. These rebates can often be combined with federal and state incentives.

Examples of Utility Rebates

  • PG&E (Pacific Gas and Electric): Offers rebates for energy-efficient home improvements, including siding, as part of broader energy efficiency programs.
  • Duke Energy: Provides incentives for comprehensive energy efficiency improvements, which can include siding.
  • Con Edison: Offers rebates for insulation and energy-efficient exterior improvements, which can include siding.

Manufacturer Rebates

In addition to government and utility rebates, many siding manufacturers offer their own incentives:

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  • James Hardie: Provides seasonal promotions and rebates for purchasing specific siding products.
  • LP SmartSide: Offers rebates for siding during certain promotional periods.
  • CertainTeed: Provides rebates and discounts on energy-efficient siding products.

How to Apply for Siding Rebates

Applying for siding rebates generally involves a few straightforward steps:

  1. Research: Identify available rebates and eligibility requirements through federal, state, and local government websites, as well as your utility company and siding brands.
  2. Purchase Qualifying Materials: Ensure the materials meet the specified energy efficiency standards to qualify for a government rebate for siding.
  3. Save Documentation: Keep all receipts, certification statements, and any required forms.
  4. Submit Applications: Follow the application process outlined by the siding rebate provider, which may include online forms or mail-in applications.
  5. Consult Professionals: Work with a licensed siding contractor who can help navigate the rebate application process.

Government rebates for siding installation in 2025 provide valuable financial incentives for homeowners looking to upgrade their home’s exterior. By taking advantage of these programs, you can reduce your upfront costs and enjoy long-term savings on your energy bills.

Ready to upgrade your siding? Contact local siding professionals to learn more about available rebates and start your energy-efficient siding project today!

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Whether you’re ready to begin your project now or need some expert advice, our network of contractors are here to help. With a few simple questions, we’ll find the best local professionals for you

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