Learn about the beautiful, energy efficient exterior doors that come with new construction homes.
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Windows That Cut Energy Costs, Protect and Defend
There are many window options out there, including some that offer resistance to weather-related events.
Buying Green Equals Buying Smart
Buying a green home means buying smart. Energy efficient homes save homeowners money and help save the planet.
Consumer Interest in Green Building and Sustainability is Increasing
Interest in green building and sustainability is increasing as more homebuyers look to save money and resources.
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Introduction to Green Roof Styles
NewHomeSource explores green roofs, an innovative green building technique that transforms your home into a eco friendly paradise.
Water, Water Everywhere at CES – As Global Supplies Dwindle
Tim Costello explores what’s next for homebuyers looking to conserve water, save money, and help the planet.
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Tips to Save Water — and Money — All Year Long
NewHomeSource has five tips to reduce water usage in your landscaping, so you can save money and the planet.
How to Make Your New Home More Energy Efficient (And Save Money)
There are a number of ways that homeowners can make their new construction homes even more energy efficient to save money and the planet.
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Looking to Build a Green Home? Ask Prospective Builders These 8 Questions
If you’re looking to build a green home, you need to find the right builder. Here are eight questions you should ask potential green builders.
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What You Need to Know About What Your Home is Made Of
Do you know what your new home is made of? Knowing about the exterior materials that make up your home means you can have a more durable and efficient home.
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Raise Your IAQ: Why Indoor Air Quality Matters
Today’s homebuilders are looking for ways to improve indoor air quality so their homeowners can enjoy a higher quality of life.
Energy Star: The New Home Source Interview
NewHomeSource sits down with Jonathan Passe, director of EnergyStar Residential Programs to explain what goes into an EnergyStar certified home.
Window Treatments That Can Lower Your Energy Bills
NewHomeSource has some ideas about window treatments that look fabulous and can lower your energy bills!
Is LED Lighting Right for Your New Home?
Incandescent, CFL or LED lighting for your new home? The benefits of LED lighting over the other two can make it the best choice for your new home’s lighting fixtures.
How to Design a New Home for a Hot Climate
If you’re building your new home in a hot climate, you need to take some considerations in the design and construction of the house.
10 Common Green Features in New-Construction Homes
New construction homes often have green features that don’t come in used houses. NewHomeSource explores 10 common green features in new houses.
Are Manufactured Homes Energy Efficient?
Manufactured homes have undergone changes that make them more energy efficient; and more changes are to come.
6 High Tech Features for an Eco-Friendly Home
For the eco-friendly tech fans, there are plenty of ways your home can be more efficient with a few upgrades. Here are a few ideas to get you started.
How to Build an Eco-Friendly Custom Home
When you build a custom home, it’s a great opportunity to design and build a home that is as eco-friendly and energy efficient as it is luxurious. NewHomeSource breaks down how to build a green custom home.
Give Your New Lawn an Edge By Composting
If you want the kind of lawn that wins best yard awards, you should consider nourishing it with homemade compost.
Greenwashing: What it is and How to Separate Fact from Fiction
It’s important to know what makes something “green.” To ensure that products and homes are eco-friendly, builders rely on ratings from a number of certification programs.
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Plant Prefab: LivingHomes’ Groundbreaking Spinoff
LivingHomes’ groundbreaking factory is the nation’s first prefabricated home factory dedicated to sustainability.
How to Start Rainscaping Around Your New Home
If you’re looking for a way to go green in your new home’s garden you should explore installing a rain garden in your backyard.
Texas-Sized Savings: Texas’ First Certified Passive Home Runs on $2 of Energy a Day
The first passive home in Texas, located in northwest Dallas, was built by Fagan Partners and is is a two-story spec home of 3,230 sq. ft.
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Today’s New Homes: Engineered to Perform
Today’s new homes are engineered to perform, with many highly engineered systems designed to work together.
What to Know About the Light Bulbs in Your New Home
Learn the types of light bulbs you can use in your new home. The different types of light bulbs can impact the efficiency of your new home.
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Which Green Home Certification Program is Right for You?
There are over 80 green home certification programs available to homeowners, learn what they can mean and find the right one for your new home.
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Zero Energy Home Design Goes Mainstream
Zero energy home designs have gone mainstream in the homebuilding industry, making owning an energy-efficient home more attainable than ever.
Zero Energy Homes: No Energy Bill, No Problem
A net zero home produces as much energy as it consumes, which means energy bills for the year come out to roughly $0.
How Much Can Energy-efficient Home Upgrades Really Save You?
Many home builders offer a slew of energy-efficient upgrades to choose from. Opting for these upgrades can help save the environment – and your wallet.
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