Framing options
You have energy efficient and sustainable options when it comes to framing your new home.
In newer homes, energy-efficient building practices are used to avoid drafts, but these air tight homes can result in uncomfortable air quality and ventilation.
See our Air Quality section for more information.
In this video: An industry expert discusses green technologies that improve air quality in new construction.
You have energy efficient and sustainable options when it comes to framing your new home.
Check out a new neighborhood concept and see how one builder is changing the way homes are built with a goal to use zero energy.
More builders are offering sustainable choices in new home construction. Find out what's available and how it impacts the earth and the bottom line.
Using universal design principals, your home can adapt to your changing lifestyle needs.
When building your new home, don't forget about the importance of energy-conserving products like furnaces, air conditioners and appliances.
A preservation expert shares how to restore an older home economically and energy efficiently.
This kitchen remodel features a new window, energy-efficient lighting, new appliances and side-wall insulation.
Before you break ground on a new house, give your utility companies a call. They can help you avoid unnecessary expenses and construction delays.
An energy rater can help make your new home more energy-efficient through every stage of the construction process.