Home Type

Framing

Windows

Heating & Cooling

Water Heating

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Home Type

Let's start with a little bit of information about your new home.

1 Story Home

Finished Basement Unfinished Basement No Basement

2 Story Home

Finished Basement Unfinished Basement No Basement

Framing

Yearly Energy Savings	$-
Extra Construction Costs	$-

A home lasts for 70+ years but you can only build your walls & roof once. How do you want your outside walls & roof to be built?

Good

Common for smaller homes

Better

Common for larger homes

Best

Used in well-built homes

Windows

Yearly Energy Savings	$-
Extra Construction Costs	$-

Let's pick your home's new windows.

Good

Builders Standard Windows

Better

Higher Efficency Windows

Best

Super Energy Windows

Heating

Yearly Energy Savings	$-
Extra Construction Costs	$-

We've made a home that keeps you out of the cold. Now, how would you like your home to be heated?

Good

Most common heating systems require ductwork

Better

Higher efficiency furnace, requires ductwork

Best

Even, comfortable heat, no ductwork

Cooling

Yearly Energy Savings	$-
Extra Construction Costs	$-

Your building shell will also keep out most of the heat, but you might need a little coolingon those hot summer days. How do you want to cool your new home?

Good

Central Air Conditioning

Better

Central Air Conditioner

Best

Ductless & Heat Pump

Water Heater

Yearly Energy Savings	$-
Extra Construction Costs	$-

If you choose a warm shower or a hot bath, you need hot water. Which method of heating water works for you?

Good

Electric Water Heater

Better

Gas Water Heater

Best

Instant Gas Water Heater

Your Results

Here's the bottom line.

You can expect to spend about $- on energy updgrades.

You qualify for up to $- in energy incentives.

You will save $- per year on energy because of your investment

Your investments will pay for themselves in - years