Rebates, Tax Credits & Financing

Insulation is one of the few home upgrades that can pay you back twice — once every month on your energy bill, and again through the incentives most homeowners never hear about.

Money You Might Be Leaving on the Table

Between federal credits, utility programs, and financing, the real cost of insulating your home is often far lower than the sticker price.
Federal

Energy-Efficiency Tax Credit

The federal Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (25C) may let eligible homeowners claim 30% of the cost of qualifying insulation materials — up to $1,200 a year. See exactly how it works below.

Utility

DFW Utility Rebates

North Texas utilities run seasonal energy-efficiency and weatherization programs that can offset attic insulation through participating contractors. Availability shifts by provider and time of year — we'll tell you what your address qualifies for.

Financing

Flexible Financing

Don't want to pay all at once? Financing options let you start saving on energy bills now and spread the project cost over time — often for less per month than the bills you're already overpaying.

NTX Insulation isn't a tax advisor — incentive programs change and eligibility depends on your home and income. We keep track of what's current in North Texas and point you to it. Always confirm tax specifics with your preparer.

How the Federal Tax Credit Works

The Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit may let eligible homeowners claim 30% of the cost of qualifying insulation materials, up to an annual maximum of $1,200. Here's roughly what that looks like:

Project Cost
Potential Tax Credit*
$2,000
Up to $600
$3,000
Up to $900
$4,000
Up to $1,200(annual max)
$6,000
Up to $1,200(annual max)

*Actual tax savings depend on your individual tax situation and eligibility.

What May Qualify

Common insulation products we install that may be eligible:

  • Spray foam insulation
  • Blown-in fiberglass
  • Fiberglass batt insulation
  • Blown cellulose insulation
  • Rigid foam board
  • Air-sealing materials

How to Claim It

Once your qualifying project is complete:

  1. 1Keep your invoice and supporting documentation.
  2. 2Save any manufacturer certification info for the products installed.
  3. 3Claim the credit on IRS Form 5695 — or hand it to your tax professional.

We Do the Digging For You

Chasing rebates is a part-time job. We already know the North Texas landscape — so you don't have to.
  1. 1

    Tell us about your home on a free inspection.

  2. 2

    We identify every incentive your address currently qualifies for.

  3. 3

    We hand you a straight quote with the savings already factored in.

  4. 4

    We help with the paperwork so nothing gets left on the table.

See the Savings Before You Commit

Try our free savings calculator, then let us confirm the incentives on a no-pressure inspection.

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