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- Energy Star Qualified Homes Version 3 Was Effective 4/1/2011
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Lake Norman Green Homes: EPA Launches Indoor airPLUS to Increase Focus on Indoor Air Quality
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Imagine what it would be like to have to breath through a straw. That is how one of my clients’ daughters, who has severe asthma, describes how she feels when she is exposed to even the slightest bit of toxins in … Continue reading
What role does insulation play in a “Green” home?
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We all know that energy efficiency is a big component of a “green” home. Properly sealed, moisture protected, and insulated walls help increase comfort, reduce noise and save energy. The keys to an effective wall are: Airtight Construction Moisture Control … Continue reading
Lake Norman Green Homes: VOC and House Paint
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Have you ever walked in a brand new home and felt…ahhh, it smells so new? Well, what you may not know is that that “new” smell is most likely toxic. That is because the majority of house paints have various … Continue reading