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The ENERGY STAR® New Home Program

Government-backed label
At least 15-20% more efficient than a conventional-built home
Third-party verified
Whole-home performance

You can tell it’s ENERGY STAR by looking for the ENERGY STAR label located on the circuit breaker box. An ENERGY STAR qualified home will also receive a certificate showing the home energy rating, (HERS). The lower a home’s HERS Index, the more energy efficient it is.

What is an Efficient Home?

An energy efficient home offers:

Comfort
Durability
Affordability
Sustainability
Healthy living conditions

An energy efficient home:

Controls air flow
Controls thermal flow
Controls moisture flow

Features of an energy efficient home are:

Effective insulation
High performance windows
Tight construction and ducts
Efficient equipment
Lighting and appliances
Third-party verification

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ENERGY STAR features

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ENERGY STAR qualified homes

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Energy Efficient Construction Checklist

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ENERGY STAR Inspection

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SOLID CORE HOMES

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1500 Feature Home
This is an ENERGY STAR Qualified Home Plan built with the principles of the Green Building Program.

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Did You Know?
A 2,500-square-foot home built to ENERGY STAR® specifications is designed to save the homeowner anywhere from $600 to upwards of $1,500 on annual utility bills. These numbers are comparisons to industry-standard averages for new home construction and due in large part to significantly less energy and water consumption.

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