I just received my electric bill from the past month in our new home that was built by JAG. We have been averaging 15-20kWh per day. We haven't been doing anything differently from our old condo which was Healthy Built as well. We were using 25kWh per day for the same period a year ago in a home that was 600 square feet smaller!
Chris Larsen, davenport park resident

  • FEATURED GREEN PROJECTS

  • HOME BUILDER CERTIFIED

    NC Healthy Built Homes Builder Western North Carolina Green Building CouncilEnergy Star Certified Homes
October 7th, 2008

As the realities of global warming, foreign oil, and toxic building materials start to rear their heads, it becomes more apparent every day for the necessity to build more sustainable housing.  At JAG construction, we have been committed since our inception to building in a way that promotes more sustainable indoor environments, outdoor environments, and communities.  There are numerous things that contribute to making building “green”.  A general outline of some of the things that we see as being of utmost importance is as follows:

Site Considerations:

  • infill
  • erosion control
  • native planting
  • ground cover and runoff

Building and Structural:

  • superior walls
  • waterproofing and drainage
  • framing
  • windows
  • insulation and air sealing

Heating and Cooling:

  • High Efficiency
  • mastic/ sealing

Energy Use:

  • Energy Star and efficiency
  • Solar Power

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