Veteran Owned BC# 787848

Veteran Owned BC# 787848
Choose Renewable & Recycled Materials
Opt for reclaimed wood, recycled metal, bamboo, or cork flooring. These materials divert waste from landfills and often require less energy to produce than virgin resources
Upgrade to High‑Efficiency Fixtures
– Windows & Doors: Install ENERGY STAR® windows and properly seal frames to minimize heat loss and gain.
– Insulation: Insulate walls, attics, and crawl spaces with eco‑friendly options.
– Lighting: Replace old fixtures with LED or CFL bulbs, and consider motion sensors for seldom‑used areas.
Embrace Passive Design & Natural Systems
Orient your remodel to maximize daylight, natural ventilation, and passive solar heating. Simple changes—like adding skylights or installing operable clerestory windows—can reduce reliance on mechanical systems.
Why Green Building Matters?
Lower Environmental Footprint: Recycled and responsibly sourced materials cut down on deforestation, mining, and landfill waste.
Energy & Water Efficiency: Integrated systems—like high‑performance insulation, rainwater harvesting, and solar panels—slash utility bills and conserve precious resources.
Healthier Indoor Environments: Low‑VOC paints and finishes, enhanced ventilation, and natural daylighting improve air quality and well‑being.
Going green may seem like it costs a lot of money, but in many cases the opposite is true: small up‑front investments often pay for themselves in a matter of months or years.
Seal Leaks & Insulate - Air leaks around doors, windows, and ductwork force your heating and cooling systems to work overtime. A few rolls of weather‑stripping, some caulk, and basic attic insulation can reduce your HVAC bills by 10–20%.
Ready to build smarter and greener? Let’s get started!