Home Construction, Inc. incorporates many eco-friendly, energy-efficient and green building materials and are standard practice:

1) Roof

Durable roof covering reduces frequency of replacement;
Darker colors absorb more heat.

2) Windows & doors

Energy efficient windows & doors keep heat inside in winter and outside in the summer.

3) Siding

Vinyl siding saves money on installation and maintenance;
Fiber-cement siding is termite and water-resistant.

4) Walls

Increased R-value of insulation saves energy, reduce heating/cooling bills.

5) Trees

Tree preservation reduces future energy costs.

6) Factory-built components

Factory-built components including trusses and pre-hung doors allow more efficient use of raw materials, making the most out of every piece of lumber by eliminating the need to cut wood at the jobsite and further reducing waste.

7) Floors

Natural wood, reclaimed wood and recycled tile are earth-friendly options. Low VOC carpeting offer better indoor air quality.

Building Green

According to the U.S. Green Building Council, the built environment has a profound impact on our natural environment, economy, health, and productivity.

In the United States alone, buildings account for:

72% of electricity consumption,
39% of energy use,
38% of all carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions,
40% of raw materials use,
30% of waste output (136 million tons annually), and
14% of potable water consumption.

Benefits of Green Building
Environmental benefits:

Enhance and protect ecosystems and biodiversity
Improve air and water quality
Reduce solid waste
Conserve natural resources

Economic benefits:

Reduce operating costs
Enhance asset value and profits
Improve employee productivity and satisfaction
Optimize life-cycle economic performance

Health and community benefits:

Improve air, thermal, and acoustic environments
Enhance occupant comfort and health
Minimize strain on local infrastructure
Contribute to overall quality of life