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Gil Rudawsky

has covered business and consumer issues for 18 years, most recently as a deputy editor at the Rocky Mountain News. He lives in a house built in the 1930s, and always keeps the home’s character in mind when making upgrades.

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Tax Credits for Storm Windows and Storm Doors

Storm windows and doors don’t qualify for the federal energy tax credit. Read More

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Tax Credits for Insulation

Congress extended an energy tax credit for adding insulation through 2013. Read More

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Tax Credits for Installing Biomass Stoves

If you warmed your chestnuts cost-effectively by installing a biomass stove recently, you may be eligible for a tax credit. Read More

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Tax Credits for Non-Solar Water Heaters

Don’t get in hot water over fuel bills. If you installed an efficient water heater in 2012 or will in 2013, you might be eligible for a tax credit. Read More

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Tax Credits for Replacing Your Roof

Did you literally put a new roof over your head in 2012, or will you in 2013? You may be eligible for a $500 energy tax credit for the roof replacement. Read More

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Tax Credits for Replacing Windows and Doors

The Feds have left the window open through 2013 for an energy tax credit for installing doors, windows, and skylights. Read More

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Sunroom Additions: Top Features

Designing the perfect sunroom addition means thinking about windows, skylights, tile floors, and window blinds. Read More

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Evaluate Your Home for a Sunroom Addition

A sunroom addition costs more than you think, because it’s just as involved as adding any other room — and it has a lot more windows. Read More

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Choosing Windows for a Sunroom Addition

Do you want casements or double-hung windows? Wood or wood-clad windows? Simulated divided lights or snap-in grilles? Here’s how to pick windows for your sunroom addition. Read More

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