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Effective insulation: Well-installed and well-inspected insulation in floors, walls
High-performance windows: Energy-efficient windows help you keep the heat
inside during the winter and outside during the summer. These windows even block
ultraviolet sunlight that can fade your furniture and carpet.

Tight construction and ducts: Sealing up your home and ductwork reduces
moisture and cuts down on drafts, dust, pollen and noise. So in addition to lowering
your utility bills, your indoor air quality is better.

Efficient heating and cooling equipment: A programmable thermostat keeps
the temperature consistent and even inside your home, plus energy-efficient
heating and cooling systems keep your home drier and quieter, while making you
its job.

Duct Sealing: Can provide improved comfort, improved indoor air quality, better
humidity control, lower utility bills and lower equipment cost.

Increased insulation: Can provide improved comfort, improved indoor air quality,
increased construction quality, lower utility bills, improved resale position.
windows.  Making your home more energy efficient with Energy Star® can help to reduce high energy bills,
improve comfort, and help to protect the environment. Much of the energy we use in our homes often comes
federal tax credit.

Santa Barbara Tea Fire burn area, was featured on a KEYT3 Newscast on September 3, 2009.
Energy Efficient Manufactured and Modular Homes Include:
and taking advantage of available recycling facilities and at
least two-thirds, creating potential cost savings and
reducing the burden on landfill space. Factory built
construction processes carefully manage resource
usage and maximize recycling.
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