To earn the ENERGY STAR®, a home must meet strict guidelines for energy efficiency set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. These homes are at least 15% more energy efficient than homes built to the 2004 International Residential Code (IRC), and include additional energy-saving features that typically make them 20–30% more efficient than standard homes.

 1 | Even Temperature From Room to Room

Well sealed and tested duct systems reduce air leaks and help maintain even room temperatures - no more hot and cold spots.

2 | Tested For Performance

Before receiving the ENERGY STAR®, the home's high efficiency heating the cooling systems are inspected to verify proper installation for best performance.

3 | Warm Water for Less

High efficiency water heaters have built in insulation and efficient burners to keep the warkter in the tank hotter longer.

4 | The Savings Come Clean

ENERGY STAR® qualified homes diswashers save 1,000 gallons of water each year.

5 | Bright Ideas to Light Up Every Room

At least 50% of the sockets in an ENERGY STAR® qualified home feature ENERGY STAR® qualified lighting using up to 75% less energy.

6 | A Welcome View

ENERGY STAR® qualified windows reduce heat flow for greater comfort and lower energy costs.  Some Brands even provide fade protection from the sun for furniture, carpet and drapes.

7 | What You Don't See Can Make A World of Difference

Increased insulation, proper insulation, properly installed, creates a living environment that's quiet and comfortable.

8 | Look for the ENERGY STAR®

A certified ENERGY STAR® homes comes with verified certification from a 3rd party.  Homes are reviewed for products, process, and construction and meets and/or exceeds the ENERGY STAR® home builder standards.

9 | Peace of Mind

That's what you get when you purchase a home that has earned the ENERGY STAR®.  Peace of mind in knowing that you own a home that has been performance tested and inspected to confirm that the strict requirements of ENERGY STAR® have been met.