Because insulated siding is now recognized as a form of continuous insulation and is proven to save energy, it can help homes qualify for incentives under a variety of state, local, and utility programs, as well as the ENERGY STAR® Qualified Homes Program.
25% Heat Loss
Wall studs account for up to 25 percent of every wall, which is like having an entire side of the house uninsulated.
How it Works
Insulated siding fights thermal bridging by blanketing the outside
walls and limiting energy escaping through the studs, increasing the overall R-value of the wall.
First Energy Ohio -- New Home Builder Incentive Program: Insulated siding can help builders qualify for rebates for homes built under the ENERGY STAR® Qualified Homes Program.
Learn more about these rebates.
Hamilton County's Property Improvement Program: County around Cincinnati has low interest loan for any home improvement
The International Energy Conservation Code recognizes insulated siding as a form of continuous insulation in the 2015 Energy Code, and can be used as part of a compliance package to meet energy codes that are currently adopted.
Insulated siding qualifies for low interest loans through the Energy Conservation of Ohioans program.