Claim up to $5,000 per qualified home with the §45L Energy Efficient Home Credit. We help builders secure certifications and maximize valuable federal tax incentives.
The §45L Energy Efficient Home Credit rewards builders and developers who construct qualifying energy-efficient residential properties. Originally introduced under the Energy Policy Act, the incentive has been expanded to provide greater tax savings for eligible homes sold or leased from 2023 through 2032.
Our experienced team simplifies the qualification process, ensuring every eligible project receives the maximum available credit while maintaining full compliance with IRS requirements.
Up to $1,000 per qualified dwelling unit
Up to $2,000 per qualified dwelling unit
Builders and multifamily developers may still qualify for the previous §45L Energy Efficient Home Credit for eligible residential properties sold or leased before 2023, subject to applicable program requirements.
Newly built homes meeting energy efficiency standards may qualify for valuable federal §45L tax incentives.
Eligible single-family homes certified for efficiency can receive credits under the current §45L program requirements.
Qualified multifamily projects may earn significant tax credits through approved energy-efficient building certifications.
Energy-efficient manufactured homes meeting certification requirements can also qualify for available §45L tax credits.
ENERGY STAR® certified homes satisfy key efficiency benchmarks required for eligibility under the §45L Credit.
DOE Zero Energy Ready Homes qualify for enhanced tax incentives by exceeding advanced energy performance standards.
Eligible homes sold or leased during the program period may receive valuable federal §45L tax credits.
Review architectural and construction documents to confirm eligibility and ensure every qualifying project meets §45L requirements.
Evaluate project qualifications against program standards to identify every available §45L tax credit opportunity accurately.
Coordinate closely with builders, architects, and project managers for smooth certification and successful credit qualification processes.
Perform IRS-approved energy modeling to verify efficiency performance and support accurate §45L credit certification requirements.
Complete required inspections and verification testing to ensure projects satisfy all applicable energy efficiency program standards.
Prepare compliance certificates through certified HERS raters, ensuring documentation meets IRS and program qualification standards.
Eligible single-family homes can earn valuable §45L credits through approved energy efficiency certifications.
Qualified manufactured homes meeting certification standards may receive significant federal §45L tax incentives.
Eligible multifamily developments qualify for higher credits based on certification level and project compliance.
Projects completed after 2023 may qualify for available §45L incentives, including low-rise, mid-rise, and high-rise residential developments.
Book a confidential 30-minute assessment covering both programs. No commitment required.