Carl
Dear Keith,
We are enjoying our house immensely: with the R-2000 standard, heat pump, and great workmanship, our monthly power bill averages $240, keeping the temperature a constant 22 – 23 degrees. That’s pretty amazing for all the square footage we have.
Our movie room is a huge hit with friends, outfitted with hi def, 100” screen, 7.1 surround sound, and 8’ concrete walls to keep the neighbours from complaining when the tunes are pump up. I am still amazed at how this house came together, for example the roof trusses.
This house was simply a design I had sketched on paper, and your team made it a reality. We are happy to provide good references to potential clients if you ever require one.
Cheers,
Carl
The home building industry is continually looking to improve its practices, and the shift towards net zero and net zero ready is one way it’s doing just that.
If you envision your future home as a place family and friends can gather comfortably, you’ll want to discuss a few key elements with your builder.
What Makes a Home Energy Efficient?
Simply put, a home built with energy efficient practices performs better. It’s more comfortable to live in, it’s better for your health and the environment, and it saves you money...
Our research in the homebuilder market continuously pointed to Sawlor Construction as having “the best” reputation for building excellent homes with a “flare” for attention to detail and quality.
Dan & Michele
