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High-Performance Building Envelopes: Key to Energy-Efficient Homes

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The Importance of High-Performance Building Envelope Systems in New Home ConstructionThe construction of new homes is evolving rapidly, with energy efficiency, sustainability, and resilience becoming essential components of the building process.

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High-Performance Building Envelopes: A Key Component for More Energy Efficient Homes

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The Importance of High-Performance Building Envelope Systems in New Home ConstructionThe construction of new homes is evolving rapidly, with energy efficiency, sustainability, and resilience becoming essential components of the building process.

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How Making Homes More Energy Efficient Can Attract Buyers

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Energy efficiency is a top priority for new and prospective homebuyers. In particular, buyers are interested in Energy Star-rated windows, appliances, efficient lighting, and an overall Energy Star rating for the entire home.

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Windows Are a Key Factor in a Truly Energy-Efficient Home

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Homebuilders don’t need to sacrifice quality and economy for energy efficiency. Windows are one of a few elements that are particularly important to properly insulating a home.

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10 Energy-Efficient Products for a More Sustainable Home

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10 Energy-Efficient Products for a More Sustainable Home ldeakins Thu, 09/21/2023 - 07:00 Not only can energy-efficient home products save homeowners extra cash each month by lowering utility bills, but according to a 2022 report from the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy , they can also improve a home's resale value.

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Four Reasons Builders Use Continuous Insulation for Energy Efficiency

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As residential construction continues to advance toward building zero-energy homes, builders are increasingly challenged to make their homes more energy efficient. The building envelope in particular is receiving a lot of attention, as it represents the front line of improving efficiency.

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Getting Older Homes Up to Snuff for Energy Efficiency

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Getting Older Homes Up to Snuff for Energy Efficiency ibush Sat, 04/29/2023 - 08:30 Residential buildings account for about 21% of energy use and 20% of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the U.S. New homes also have benefited from code requirements that reduce energy use and improve indoor environments.