Take 5 Minutes to Save the 25C Tax Credit

Congress is moving quickly to extend the Trump tax cuts, and in doing so, they are proposing to eliminate the 25C Energy Efficiency Home Improvement Tax Credit—a key incentive that helps homeowners afford energy-saving upgrades.

We need your help to urge Congress to save this tax credit. A quick five-minute call to your representative can make a difference!

Here’s What To Do

1. Find your U.S. Congressional Representative. Enter your business or home zip code here and find your Congressional Representative.
2. Make the call: Dial 202-224-3121 to be connected with the office of your Congressional Representative.
3. Voice your support: Urge them to protect and maintain the updated 25C Energy Efficiency Home Improvement Tax Credit.

Key Points to Share When You Call

• I work in or own a business in your District. I support the 25C Energy Efficient Home Improvement Tax Credit. I DO NOT want Congress to weaken or eliminate it in the tax bill being considered by Congress.
• The credit helps homeowners reduce the cost of making these improvements. Our industry sees it as an important incentive for promoting HVAC and insulation upgrades in existing homes.
• I hope the Congressman/Congresswoman will oppose eliminating or weakening the 25C Tax Credit. It is helping homeowners and businesses in his/her district.

Background About the 25C Tax Credit

The 25C Energy Efficiency Home Improvement Tax Credit provides homeowners with an annual credit of up to 30% of the cost of qualifying energy-efficient upgrades, with a maximum benefit of $3,200 per year. This includes improvements like insulation, air sealing, high-efficiency furnaces, heat pumps, and water heaters—all of which help reduce energy use and lower utility bills. In 2023 alone, this credit saved over 2.3 million taxpayers an average of $882.

For contractors and industry professionals, 25C has been a key driver of business, boosting demand for energy-efficient products and services. If the credit is eliminated, contractors could see fewer projects, job losses, and a slowdown in the adoption of energy-saving home improvements.

BPA is actively working to defend the 25C credit. Nearly 1,000 industry professionals across all 50 states signed onto a letter co-organized by BPA to oppose its repeal.

Join us in taking action—call your representative today to help protect the 25C tax credit!