The use of reclaimed materials is a great way to build sustainably. They not only can be used for foundational and exterior construction, but can also be used for trims, finishes, decorations, and even fixtures depending on the material.
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Tips on Building a Sustainable home
There are many components that go into a sustainable home, from the design to the actual build process, and even the materials used to build it and the appliances installed. Here’s an overview of considerations to make throughout the process in order to increase the sustainability of your home.
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Building Your Dream Home As Smoothly As Possible
For many of us, a new home is one of the largest financial decisions we’ll make, so its important to take the proper steps to ensure your home will benefit you for years to come.
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DO’S AND DON’TS – BUILDING YOUR NEW HOME
DO select your finishes as early in the building process as possible. Finishes are your electrical and plumbing fixtures, flooring, tile, door and window hardware, paint colors, etc. DON’T ask subcontractors on the job to do additional work for you. Your contractor has an agreement with each subcontractor as to their scope of work and […]
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Does an ICF Home Cost More Than a Stick Frame home?
The savings you reap each month in utility costs, insurance and maintenance make the ICF build a hands down choice.
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Reuse and Repair
By repairing your clothing, belongings, electronics, etc., you can greatly increase their lifespans…the DIY repair of products results in less overall waste.
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Affordable and Efficient ICF Ranch Home
This 1134 sq ft home has 2 bedrooms with walk-in closets, 2 full baths and spacious living, dining & kitchen areas.
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