Accurate Construction is proud to offer new homes that have earned the ENERGY STAR® label. ENERGY STAR® qualified new homes are at least 30% more energy-efficient than homes built to the national energy code. Even in states with more rigorous energy codes, the U.S. EPA ensures that ENERGY STAR remains the symbol for truly energy-efficient performance. Our ENERGY STAR qualified new homes are independently verified by a third party home energy rater to ensure they meet ENERGY STAR energy efficiency guidelines. These homes are better for the environment and better for you.

Benefits of owning one of our ENERGY STAR® qualified new homes include:

• Furnace
  A 90+ percent high efficiency furnace provides comfort while reduces heating bills by up to 15% compared to a standard efficiency furnace. This can translate into hundreds of dollars in savings per year. High efficient furnaces also provide improved comfort, quieter
  operations, safer operations, and extended warranties.
• Air Conditioner
  12 Seer High Efficiency air conditioners can reduce cooling bills by over 30% compared to a minimum efficiency air-conditioner. These products feature high efficiency compressors and fan motors. These units offer improved comfort, quieter operation, and extended warranties.
• Low "E" Windows
  High performance Low E energy efficient windows are installed for added comfort. These windows are warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer. The inside surface of a Low "E" window can be more than 10 degrees closer to the indoor temperature than a standard window. These surface temperatures are important because radiant effects have 40% more impact on comfort than air temperature alone. These high efficiency windows improve comfort by reducing drafts and facilitating more even temperatures throughout the house as well as lowering energy costs.
• Basement Insulation
  Basement insulation is added to the interior of the basement wall starting at the top of the basement or sillplate down to the floor. This allows for a limited amount of air to escape around the sill plate and box sill. This added insulation also benefits in moisture reduction in the basement that can lead to mold, mildew, and condensation. By adding basement insulation, we are providing a more constant temperature (more comfort), drier conditions, and lower energy costs.
• Sealed Duct Work
  Sealed duct work can significantly improve the efficiency of the overall heating and cooling system in a new home. Typical duct work in a non energy star home can lose an average of 15% to 20% energy from leaky duct work. This puts added strain on the heating and cooling equipment and causes utility bills to dramatically increase. The energy saved by sealing the duct work can reduce energy costs by 10% to 20%.
• Programmable Thermostat
  Programmable thermostats allow the homeowner to program the heating and cooling temperatures according to their schedule thereby reducing costs. Programmable thermostats are also more accurate than the traditional thermostats.