By Eva Dunson
A bit of good news about
ENERGY STAR qualified homes built in San Luis Obispo County:

- 543 ENERGY STAR qualified homes built to date
- 9 ENERGY STAR qualified homes built 2010 to date
- 64 ENERGY STAR qualified homes built in 2009
- 4 ENERGY STAR Builder Partners
ENERGY STAR qualified homes built in 2009 are the equivalent of: - Eliminating emissions from 31 vehicles
- Saving 189,696 lbs of coal
- Planting 52 acres of trees
- Saving the environment 372,032 pounds of CO2
Based on national averages
Note: According to ENERGY STAR, no home builders or developers in the San Luis Obispo-Paso Robles area have yet made a commitment to building 100% of their homes to ENERGY STAR performance guidelines, or they have limited their offerings to the ENERGY STAR Advanced Lighting Package or in Indoor AirPLUS.
Affordable Housing Builders are defined as builders of income-eligible housing typically designated for lower income households whose construction is publicly subsidized by federal, state, or local housing agencies, usually via grants, loans, tax credits, and/or tax-exempt bonds.
Allyson Nakasone
Realtor® EcoBroker™ CALL: (805) 234-0809 cell
Coldwell Banker Premier 689 Tank Farm Road, Suite 230 San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 (800) 549-7884 tollfree |
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2 comments:
Hello Dude,
New homes that are being built right now are using many methods and materials. One main feature that is installed in a home that has an energy star rating is the type of insulation that is used to hold heat or cool air inside your home. This insulation is installed in the floors of your home, the walls, and the attic of your house so that your heating and air units are not constantly running and trying to keep your home at a consistent temperature. Insulation is very important when it comes to keeping your house at a constant temperature. Thanks for sharing it.......
This insulation you're talking about, why is it Energy Star?
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