Install Energy Efficient Windows and Get up to $1500 in Federal Tax Credit

CHICAGO, IL, May 19 (MARKET WIRE) --
Installing energy efficient windows by December 31, 2010 may earn you a
30% federal tax credit of up to $1500. It is not yet certain if the tax
credit will extend beyond 2010.

Windows that have been installed between February 18th, 2009 and December
31st, 2010 must satisfy your State requirements of the 2001 or 2004
International Energy Conservation Code. In addition to the requirements of
the model energy code for buildings, the windows have to have a U factor
(Non-solar heat flow) equal to or below .30 and SHGC (Solar Heat Gain
Coefficient) of .30.

Initially, not all of the Energy Star windows met this requirement but
the government has decided to extend the tax credit to all Energy Star
windows that have been installed between January 1st, and June 1st, 2009.
Otherwise the requirements return to the original .30 cut-off point. So,
if you want to take advantage of this opportunity while the requirements
are relaxed, you must hurry!

Best Windows Inc., a Chicago replacement window company, has been
advocating energy efficiency in homes for many years now and is happy to
offer sales and installation of windows that qualify for the federal tax
credit. Best Windows can provide more information on the federal tax
credit and energy efficiency in your home.

John Wrzesinski, the president of Best Windows, Inc., has been installing
Chicago windows, as well as siding and roofing, for the last 20 years and
has a perfect zero complaint record with the Better Business Bureau. All
Best Windows products qualify for the stricter tax credit requirements.

John Wrzesinski
Best Windows, Inc.
Email Contact
http://bestwindows.net/
1112 Cleveland Ave.
La Grange Park, IL 60526
708-204-2446

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