2011 Tax Credits and Local Incentives for Energy Savings
Although the federal tax credit for certain energy-efficient upgrades has been reduced for 2011, you can still save a bundle and be
Although the federal tax credit for certain energy-efficient upgrades has been reduced for 2011, you can still save a bundle and be
The Senate vote to pass legislation including the “Cash for Caulkers” rebate program for household energy efficiency upgrades we told you about
Homeowners may qualify for up to $8,000 in rebates for energy efficient upgrades under legislation that is expected to pass in the
Are you familiar with Build Green Kansas City? A program out of the Home Builders Association of Greater Kansas City, it’s devoted
When it comes to buying furniture, are you guilty of judging a chair by its fabric? Kansas City Homes & Gardens recently
You’ve made the switch to compact florescent, insulated your building envelope and installed solar panels on your roof. How else could you
We’re excited for the state of Missouri, which today unveiled its newest certified green home–one of just 11 such residences in the
The editors of Kansas City Homes & Gardens recently blogged about a wonderful online resource for homeowners, called HouseLogic, “a site that
We are excited to share that two of our insulation manufacturers were among business leaders making their voices heard by the President.
The infamous Kansas wind may just become a great revenue stream, which isn’t new news. But Kansas’ potential for producing renewable energy was previously underestimated. New