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Invest in Your Nest
2009 is
a good year to invest in your best asset. The government has
incentives, building material prices are down, and you will
get a return on investment.
UPDATE!!
Stimulus Help for Energy Star Metal Roofs
Back in January we announced
the re-instatement of the $500 Tax Credit available to
homeowners who install an Energy Star® labeled metal roof in
2009. With the recent passing of the new Stimulus Package,
that tax credit has been raised to $1500, will be
retroactive to the start of 2009, and will continue through
December 31, 2010.
What do I need to know about the $1500 tax credit?
Here's how the credit will work. Some key points to note
are:
Only Energy Star labeled metal roofs qualify for the tax
credit. The metal roof must be installed between 1/1/2009
and 12/31/2010. Only the cost of metal roof materials will
qualify, NOT installation costs.
If you are wondering when is the best time to replace your
old roof, now is the time to act. We know by tracking
visitors to the
MRA
website that information on the tax benefits of
installing a metal roof ranks very high on the list of
most-visited sections of the site. Therefore, we know the
tax credit message is very compelling to consumers.
For more information on federal AND your state incentives,
visit the
DSIRE website.
FAQs on Energy Star Qualified Roof
Products
To learn all about Energy
Star qualified roof products and how they may save you
money,
click here.
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Imagine The Beauty
Of A Copper Roof!
Affordable copper roofing is now a
reality! KBS now offers Future Copper Roofing
for your home. An elegant reflection of style and
individuality. Click
here for details on our copper roofing.
Roof With Metal And
Save On Insurance!
Choosing metal roofing over asphalt and
traditional materials
will
save you money on your homeowner's insurance!
Plus, metal roofing can help keep your family safe.
Let us help you with your next roofing decision!
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Incentives & Rebates
Economic
Stabilization Act of 2008
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Has Mother Nature Damaged
Your Roof?
Many areas of the country have
experienced tornados and hail. Our stone coated steel
shingle can stop the damage caused by springtime storms. Our
shingle has a UL 2218 for two and a half inch hail
protection and a warranty
against winds of 120 MPH. Protect your home from damage to
the non-replaceable pictures and family heirloom’s.
Thoroughly study our site and join the thousands that chose
a steel roof to protect their largest investment. You can
get insurance discounts up to
35% with our roofing to make the purchase a even sweeter
investment in your home. Check our site and call us to
install your LAST ROOF!
Read these articles before
making your roofing decision . . .
Quest for
Authenticity
As far back as the 1700s, some of the
nicest American homes were topped with metal roofs. Architects say the
recent resurgence stems from high-end clients' desire for materials that
are somehow more historically authentic than asphalt, yet are less apt
to induce sticker shock than slate, tile or wood shakes.
(click here for entire article)
The
Roofing Report
So what do you know about re-roofing your
home? Unless you’re a roofer, builder or architect you probably don’t
know too much. Before we go too far, here’s an interesting tidbit that
you need to know right up front: Of all of the complaints filed with the
BBB and other reporting agencies for home improvement remodeling trades,
one of the highest (if not THE highest) number of complaints are lodged
against roofing contractors.
(click here for entire article)
Homeowners on a Hot Metal Roof
More home builders and renovators are
saying no to asphalt-shingle roofs, heralding a revival of interest in
slate, clay tile, wood shake and other historically popular materials
that we considered both aesthetically pleasing and less harmful to the
environment. But most of these options are impractical. Slate and clay
tile are heavy and may require structural reinforcement. Wood isn’t
durable and offers limited fire resistance.
(click here for entire article)
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