Your home could save
$1,560/year
Report generated March 20, 2026 · Based on public property records & regional energy data
Property Summary
742 Evergreen Terrace
Springfield, IL 62704
Year Built
1987
Sq. Footage
2,150
Heating
Natural Gas
Climate Zone
Zone 5 (Cold)
Annual Energy Costs
You vs. Efficient Benchmark
You're spending $1,560 more per year than a comparable energy-efficient home. The upgrades below can close that gap — and many qualify for tax credits that cover 30%+ of the cost.
Recommended Upgrades
Your Top Savings Opportunities
Ranked by return on investment
Air Sealing & Weatherization
Seal gaps around doors, windows, pipes, and electrical outlets. Add weatherstripping to attic hatches and exterior doors.
Est. Savings
$420/yr
Est. Cost
$1,800
Payback
4.3 yrs
Attic Insulation (R-49)
Upgrade attic insulation from current R-19 to R-49 with blown-in cellulose or fiberglass. Dramatically reduces heat loss through the roof.
Est. Savings
$380/yr
Est. Cost
$2,200
Payback
5.8 yrs
Smart Thermostat
Install a learning thermostat that auto-adjusts based on your schedule and preferences. Reduces heating/cooling when you're away.
Est. Savings
$180/yr
Est. Cost
$250
Payback
1.4 yrs
HVAC Upgrade (Heat Pump)
Replace aging gas furnace with a high-efficiency heat pump for both heating and cooling. Qualifies for significant federal tax credits.
Est. Savings
$340/yr
Est. Cost
$8,500
Payback
15 yrs
Window Replacement (South-facing)
Replace single-pane south-facing windows with ENERGY STAR triple-pane windows. Reduces solar heat gain in summer and heat loss in winter.
Est. Savings
$240/yr
Est. Cost
$4,800
Payback
12 yrs
Total Potential Annual Savings
That's $130/month back in your pocket
Incentives & Tax Credits
Money Back on Your Upgrades
Thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act, you can reclaim a significant portion of upgrade costs.
Federal Tax Credits (IRA 25C)
Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit
Up to 30% back on qualified energy efficiency improvements — insulation, air sealing, windows, doors, and more. Annual cap of $3,200 ($1,200 general + $2,000 heat pumps).
Clean Energy Credits (IRA 25D)
Residential Clean Energy Credit
30% credit with no annual cap on heat pumps, solar panels, battery storage, and geothermal systems. Available through 2032.
Illinois State & Local Rebates
Weatherization assistance + utility programs
Illinois offers up to $4,500 in weatherization assistance plus utility rebates through Ameren Illinois and ComEd. Income-qualified households may receive additional support through the Illinois Home Weatherization Assistance Program (IHWAP).
Total Available Credits & Rebates
Up to $9,615
$5,115
Federal
$4,500
State
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