Canaday & Company is proud to offer Energy Star qualified homes that are substantially more energy efficient than homes built to basic code requirements.

Benefits of owning
an ENERGY STAR qualified new home include:

Lower Utility Costs
Compared with standard homes, ENERGY STAR qualified new homes use substantially less energy for heating, cooling, and hot water heating.  This directly translates into an annual savings on your utility bills.

Better Performance
Properly installed, ENERGY STAR® products provide better protection against cold, heat, drafts, moisture, pollution and noise.  These products help to maintain consistent temperatures both across and between rooms, making your home more comfortable as well as more energy efficient.

Peace of Mind and Third Party Inspected
Without having to personally check every feature, you enjoy the assurance that your ENERGY STAR qualified new home is certified to meet the strict energy efficiency guidelines of the Energy Protection Agency (EPA).  The performance of your home has even been verified by an independent third party.

Helping Ensure a Better Future
In buying an ENERGY STAR qualified new home, you are joining millions of others who have made a conscious purchase decision that helps to reduce our nation’s energy needs and create a cleaner environment for the future.

Features that distinguish
an ENERGY STAR qualified home:

Effective Insulation
Premium fiberglass insulation in the walls and ceilings, along with added insulation for ducts and attics, helps to reduce heating and cooling losses.  The result is a quieter, more comfortable home that uses fewer energy dollars.

High-Performance Windows
Advanced technology windows with protective coatings and improved frames lessen heat loss during the winter and gain during the summer.  They also block damaging ultraviolet rays that can discolor carpets and furniture.

Tight Construction and Ducts
Sealing the seams in the ductwork and construction assemblies as well as any holes or cracks in the home’s “envelope” assists in reducing drafts, moisture, dust, pollen and noise.  This not only improves comfort and indoor air quality, but also lowers utility and maintenance costs.

Energy-Efficient Heating and Cooling Equipment
More efficient and properly sized heating and cooling systems use less energy, which reduces utility bills.  These systems also turn on and off less frequently, remove more humidity and keep your home more comfortable.