1 – Health and Comfort

• Net Zero Homes have higher air quality, reducing pollens, allergens and associated respiratory and cardiovascular diseases, providing a cleaner and healthier environment for your family.
• High-performance windows help keep internal temperatures comfortable and consistent year-round.
• You can breathe easy, knowing we only use non-toxic materials and supplies, combined with cutting-edge fresh air systems.
• Relax in a well-insulated, tight home that is built to eliminate outside noise such as traffic or lawnmowers.

2 – Energy Efficiency

• Net Zero homes use Passive solar design to enhance natural daylight, filling your home with light and warmth. High-quality insulation reduces energy costs.
• A Net Zero home is built airtight with superior insulation and can generate as much renewable energy as it uses.
• Through extensive draught-proofing around doors, windows, baseboards, and where pipes enter the house, Net Zero homes remain airtight.
• Smart appliances, low-flow toilets and hot water on-demand help to decrease water usage and energy costs.

3 – Affordability

• High energy bills are a thing of the past, as Net Zero homes generate most – if not all its own energy.
• Energy-saving dishwashers, washing machines and toilets, as well as smart controls, help reduce water consumption and energy costs.
• Don’t heat the entire water tank, you can get hot water on demand when you need it and save money too.
• Net Zero homes can generate additional electricity putting it back into the power grid and crediting your account.
• Your smart investment in a Net Zero home today will begin to pay off immediately and grow exponentially.

4 – Environmental

• The technology and design of a Net Zero home reduce(s) carbon emissions.
• By using energy-saving LED lights and Smart controls, you’re able to control where and when you need electricity.
• Net Zero homes minimize your ecological footprint, reducing greenhouse gasses by 5 to 8 tons per year over a conventional new home.

When you examine the advantages of Net Zero homes, it’s clear that they provide a healthier and more affordable option to homeownership.