Big changes are coming to federal energy tax credits, and homeowners need to know how it affects them.
According to the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), the recently signed One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) speeds up the expiration dates for several important energy incentives. While NAHB members are keeping an eye on how the IRS interprets the changes, one thing is clear for homeowners: many of the most common credits will now end much sooner than originally planned.
That means 2025 is shaping up to be a critical year if you’ve been considering energy-efficient improvements for your home.
The official NAHB overview explains that the government will now begin phasing out incentives like clean energy system credits, insulation upgrades, and efficient HVAC equipment sooner than expected. For example:
The bottom line? If you want to use these tax credits to offset the cost of making your home more comfortable and efficient, you’ll need to act before 2025 ends.
Here’s where the opportunity comes in: there are still generous incentives available in 2025 — and Atlas can help you get them before they disappear.
These credits can really add up — especially when combined with HVAC factory rebates and the Atlas Get Comfy Fall Special.
One important detail: the work has to be completed in 2025 in order to qualify for these tax credits. That means waiting until late next year to start the process could put you at risk of missing out entirely.
If you’ve been living with an upstairs bedroom that’s too hot, a basement that’s too cold, or a house that never quite feels as efficient as it should, this could be the perfect moment to make a change.
Atlas is here to answer questions, walk you through what qualifies, and help you make the most of the credits while they’re still available.
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