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Add PINK® Insulation and Bring Your Tax Credit Home.

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Saving is easy as 1-2-3…

The federal government is offering a tax credit for qualifying purchases of insulation. Adding Owens Corning PINK® Fiberglas™
is the easiest way to save and is as simple as 1-2-3.

  1. Insulate your attic and save up to 20%* on your heating and cooling costs year round.

  2. Save your receipts.

  3. Claim a 10% tax credit** on your 2012 tax return.

Stop Air Leakage Now

Learn how EnergyComplete® can help you make your home more efficient and qualify for the tax credit.

American Tax Payer Relief Act of 2012

Insulating your attic with Owens Corning insulation qualifies you for a tax credit for 10% of the cost of materials for qualifying insulation projects throughout 2012 and 2013, up to a maximum of $500.

Download this Owens Corning Manufacturer’s Certification Document (PDF, 355KB), fill it out, and take it, along with all receipts or itemized bills from your contractor showing the amount spent on insulation materials after December 31, 2011 and before January 1, 2014, to your tax professional to claim the credit.

For more information on the tax credit, go to www.EnergyStar.gov. For information on how to claim the tax credit, go to www.irs.gov. Circumstances vary widely, so homeowners should consult with their tax advisor for further guidance.

* Savings vary. Find out why in the sellers fact sheet on r-values. Higher r-values mean greater insulating power. Tax Credit Amount: Homeowners can claim a credit of 10% up to $500 of the purchase price of qualifying products. It is important to note, certain products are capped at lower levels, including: Windows and skylights, $200 cap; Advanced main air circulating fan, $50 cap; Qualified natural gas, propane or oil furnace or hot water boiler, $150 cap; Any item of energy-efficient building property (HVAC, water heaters, biomass stove), $300 cap.

** Lifetime Cap: Congress enacted an extension of the existing credit with a new lifetime limit of $500 in aggregate credits that a homeowner can claim from Jan 1, 2006 to Dec. 31, 2013. It is not on top of the $1,500 limit in 2009-2010. So if a home owner has already reached the $500 aggregate limit, they are no longer eligible to claim the credit in 2013. The $500 aggregate lifetime limit is for any combination of all qualifying products. If they claimed less than $500, they can claim the difference up to the $200 cap for windows and skylights and $500 for other products (except those with lower caps, listed above).

Find an Owens Corning Certified Installer Near You

Prefer not to install it yourself? Owens Corning has a nationwide network of certified insulation installers to help you get the job done fast. If you’re building a new home, we can also help you find builders with experience installing Owens Corning insulation.

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Most Popular Qualifying Products

R-30 Kraft Face 16in. Batt
R-30 Kraft-faced
Insulated 16in Batt
R-30 Kraft Face 24in. Batt
R-30 Kraft-faced
Insulated 24in Batt
R-30 Kraft Face 15in. Roll
R-30 Unfaced
Insulated 15in Roll
R-30 Kraft Face 24in. Batt
R-30 Unfaced
Insulated 24in Batt
AttiCat® Machine
AttiCat® Expanding
Blown-In Insulation
System

See the Manufacturer’s Certification Document for a complete list of qualifying insulation products.


What Else Do I Need?

Besides insulation, you'll also need the following tools:

  • Tape measure

    Tape measure

  • Dust mask

    Dust mask

  • Straightedge

    Straightedge

  • Stapler

    Lightweight, squeeze-type stapler

  • Utility knife

    Utility knife

  • Portable work light

    Portable work light

  • Work gloves

    Work gloves

  • Pole or rake

    Pole or rake (to push insulation)

  • Safety glasses

    Safety glasses

  • Loose-fitting, long-sleeved shirt

    Loose-fitting, long-sleeved shirt

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Where Do I Get Insulation

Owens Corning Insulation is available at home improvement centers, lumber yards, and hardware stores nationwid. Enter your ZIP code to find a store near you.

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How much Do I need?

Use our Attic Insulation Calculator to figure out exactly how much insulation you’ll need to do the job. You can even print out a list of supplies and take them with you to the store.

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