As the world seeks to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels, renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, and hydroelectric power systems are becoming increasingly popular. Solar energy, in particular, is a clean, abundant, and reliable source of power. Solar
As climate change continues to become a pressing issue, more and more homeowners are looking for ways to live sustainably and reduce their carbon footprint. Sustainable and eco-friendly building materials and practices are becoming top of mind as Canadians strive
Smart technology has become an integral part of our lives, whether we were aware of it or not, or are excited about these technological advances. The benefits extend well beyond our smartphones and laptops. The rise of smart technology in
A comparison between the Built Green and Net Zero eco-friendly building standards, and introduction of the Net Zero Energy+ program.
Building an affordable net zero home can be a bit more challenging than a traditional home. Here are some tips to get you started.
Whether you buy a new net zero ready home before 2032 or retrofit the one you have, the upgrade future-proofs your investment.
High-performance homes are simply a better home – better for the environment, more comfortable to live in, healthier, quieter, more durable, and more valuable when it comes time to sell.
Net zero is the first milestone in each household’s net zero journey towards net zero sustainable living in the twenty-first century.
Roof Systems: pitch, shape and aesthetics of the roof; we cover the top roofing materials used in high-performance homes on Canada’s West Coast.
High-performance home insulation, windows and doors: sub-slab insulation, super insulation and ENERGY STAR® certified doors, windows and skylights.
