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31 10, 2012

9 Unexpected Energy (and Money) Savers

By |2021-03-08T15:18:34-05:00October 31st, 2012|Home Ownership|

Give your pocketbook and Mother Nature a gift this season by taking advantage of these simple, surprising ways to save energy and money. Put lamps in the corners: Did you know you can switch to a lower wattage bulb in a lamp or lower its dimmer switch and not lose a noticeable amount of light? It’s all about placement. When a lamp is placed in a corner, the light reflects off the adjoining walls, which makes the room lighter and brighter. Switch to a laptop: If you’re reading this article on a laptop, you’re using 1/3 less energy than if you’re reading this on a desktop. [...]

27 10, 2012

Planning for Wall Mounted TV’s

By |2020-12-03T10:02:15-05:00October 27th, 2012|Home Ownership|

A popular trend in new homes today is preparing for the installation of a wall mount TV. In many cases these TV’s are pre-planned to be installed in Living Rooms and/or Family Rooms some are placed above a Gas Fireplace and some are just centered on a wall. Another area to consider installing a wall mount TV is in the Bedrooms.

25 10, 2012

Plans to Accommodate Home-Based Businesses

By |2021-04-21T16:21:37-04:00October 25th, 2012|New Home Features|

The high cost of gas, time savings and convenience may be some of the leading reasons that home-based businesses are more popular than ever. An increasing number of households are operating more than one business from their home. This has created a need and interest in home designs with two separate offices or an office and a room that can flex to be used as a second office. [...]

22 10, 2012

How to Get Kids to Save Energy

By |2021-03-23T11:09:23-04:00October 22nd, 2012|Home Ownership|

Want your kids to pitch in and help save energy? Green parenting bloggers weigh in on getting kids to flip the switch and stop wasting energy. Kids have more important things to think about than turning off the lights. But discovering the lights blazing in an empty room for the umpteenth time is enough to make any parent scream, especially when the power bill arrives. The good news is, you can train your kids about the importance of saving energy right from the start. Here’s great advice from some of our favorite bloggers who know a thing or three about kids. [...]

11 10, 2012

The Face of Safety is changing in Residential Construction Part 3

By |2021-04-20T11:46:50-04:00October 11th, 2012|Building a New Home|

The last phase of our OSHA compliance training is the additional 20 hours to complete and receive the 30 Hour Masters level of certification. This process digs deeper into the different types of Construction Hazards that are out there such as Silicosis, Noise, Hand & Power Tool Equipment, Flagging, Fire Protection, Ergonomics, Scaffolds, Stair & Ladder Safety, as well as Material Handling. [...]