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Are you trying to build in a way that's better for the environment? Take a look at some ways and products that can help reduce your environmental impact and carbon footprint.
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The quality of your water affects everything from the taste of your drinks and recipes to the health of your family. Whether you’re connected to a public water source or a private well, contaminants can lurk in your tap. Lead and other heavy metals, irritating chemicals like chlorine and chloramine, illness-causing microorganisms, and emerging pollutants like pharmaceuticals are just a few of the major concerns that people face across the country. To reduce exposure, look into filter systems that can provide healthier water everywhere you need it!
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If you want to build a greener home, be sure to explore skylight options! Not only can they cut your electricity usage by reducing the need for artificial light, but they can also save energy by helping with climate control. Today’s skylights are a world away from the first versions that earned a bad reputation for leaking—they offer better glass and multiple layers of protection to maintain a tight building envelope. Here’s why skylights should be included as part of any energy-efficient home.
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Here are some things to watch out for and add to your home to create a healthier home environment. Beware of VOCs and other chemicals!
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Choose ENERGY STAR appliances to help make your home more efficient and save on your bills. Learn what you need to know here!
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One of the main advantages of building your own home is that you get to decide which products to use—and that’s just perfect for those who have environmental consciousness on their minds. Living clean and efficiently is a great choice for our air, water, and land, and your own wallet, so plenty of companies have taken note of increased interest among their customers. Here are some eco-friendly products we found at Greenbuild in Boston that we think you’ll love to use in your own home!
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