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For Alliant Energy's residential, business and agricultural customers in Iowa
Do your doors or windows frost up on cold winter days? Do you feel cold drafts when the wind blows? These are signs that your doors and windows may need to be replaced with new windows and doors.
By replacing single-paned windows with double-paned windows, you can save an estimated $360 per year in heating and cooling costs in the typical Iowa home.
2013 Iowa Replacement Windows and Doors claim form [PDF]
Note: New construction projects or additions do not qualify.
Eligible equipment and rebate amounts
Replacement doors & windows
| Equipment | Rebate |
| Qualifying doors (5 max., min. size of 8 sq. ft. each) | |
| Solid door (0.20 to 0.11 U-Factor) | $25 each |
| Solid door (= 0.10 U-Factor) | $50 each |
| Glass entry door (at least 50 percent glass and = 0.30 U-factor) | $25 each |
| Qualifying replacement windows (min. size of 8 sq. ft. each) | |
| U-Factor 0.30 Sashes installed without new windows do not qualify for a rebate. |
$25 each |
National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC) label
How do I qualify?
How do I apply?