Get $15 back for every high-efficiency window replacement

They’re literally your window to the world, and one of the first things people notice about your home. But believe it or not, you can lose up to 30% of your home’s heated or cooled air thru aging single-pane windows. Replacing them with energy-efficient double-paned windows will look fantastic and can reduce energy use, increase comfort – and earn rebates!

*Rebates are now available through the EnergyRight^® Residential Services program brought to you by EPB and TVA. Rebates are available on qualifying measures installed by a member of our Quality Contractor Network (QCN). Beginning October 1, 2023, QCN members must initiate your rebate claim within 30 days of completing your project by submitting qualifying measures on your behalf to TVA.

Why new energy efficient windows?

Save Energy & Money – keeps heating and cooling systems from having to work overtime to maintain temperatures inside Save Energy & Money – keeps heating and cooling systems from having to work overtime to maintain temperatures inside
Greater Comfort – reduces drafts, hot spots and can help block out noise from outside Greater Comfort – reduces drafts, hot spots and can help block out noise from outside
Enhanced Appearance – newer styles look better inside & out Enhanced Appearance – newer styles look better inside & out
Increased Home Value – windows are a desirable home feature and replacements can add value to your home Increased Home Value – prevents mold & windows are a desirable home feature and replacements can add value to your home
Easy & Safe – newer models adjust for easy cleaning, include multiple locks and UV protection can help keep your furnishings from fading Easy & Safe – newer models adjust for easy cleaning, include multiple locks and UV protection can help keep your furnishings from fading

Available Rebates for Windows

REPLACEMENT TYPE

REBATE AMOUNT

Window Replacement ^1,2

$15 per window

REPLACEMENT TYPE

Window Replacement ^1,2

REBATE AMOUNT

$15 per window

Eligibility Requirements

1 Must be installed by an approved Quality Contractor Network member and meet EPB and TVA standards effective on installation date. Window replacement is not eligible for TVA program financing.

2 Must replace an existing unit

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How to take advantage of rebates

Identify your project – Get free, expert advice from the EPB Energy Pros^SM Identify your project – Get free, expert advice from the EPB Energy Pros
Select a contractor – only those listed and approved in the Quality Contractor Network meet requirements for the rebate program Choose a contractor – only those listed and approved in the Quality Contractor Network meet requirements for the rebate program
Make the improvements – hire a contractor & upgrade your home Make the improvements – hire a contractor & upgrade your home
Claim your rebates! – once work is complete, you'll receive an email from MyTVA@MyTVA.com with instructions Claim your rebates! – once work is complete, you'll receive an email from MyTVA@MyTVA.com with instructions
Get a quality assurance checkup – EPB Energy Pros will check your contractor's work for free Get a quality assurance checkup – EPB Energy Pros will check your contractor's work for free

Here’s what to look for in replacement windows:

Energy Star Rating – independent testing certifies superior energy efficiency performance Energy Star Rating – independent testing certifies superior energy efficiency performance
Double-paned Glass – two panes of glass with an air or gas-filled space insulate much better than single pane glass Double-paned Glass – two panes of glass with an air or gas-filled space insulate much better than single pane glass
Frame Material – there are a variety of materials available, including fiberglass and vinyl, that reduce heat transfer Frame Material – there are a variety of materials available, including fiberglass and vinyl, that reduce heat transfer
U-Factor Insulation Rating – measures how well the window insulates. Look for a rating of 0.28 or lower U-Factor Insulation Rating – measures how well the window insulates. Look for a rating of 0.28 or lower
Solar Heat Gain Coefficient – measures the amount of solar heat allowed through a window. We recommend a rating of 0.30 Solar Heat Gain Coefficient – measures the amount of solar heat allowed through a window. We recommend a rating of 0.30
Low E Glass – equipped with a coating that reflects infrared light, keeping heat inside in the winter and outside in the summer Low E Glass – equipped with a coating that reflects infrared light, keeping heat inside in the winter and outside in the summer