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The National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI) shares with homeowners reasons, and how, to go green.
Top Ten Reasons to Remodel Green
- Lowers energy consumption
- Reduces operating costs in the home by increasing efficiency
- Conserves natural resources
- Increases the value of the home
- Improves indoor air quality and in turn, overall health
- Reduces waste and emissions
- Lowers pollution causing less harm to the environment
- Increases productivity of occupants
- Improves quality of life and raises comfort
- Saves money
Top Ten Ways to Implement Green Into Your Home
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Green remodeling can be done in small ways and doesn’t necessarily have to encompass the entire home. It’s easy to pick and choose elements that fit each particular homeowner.
- Use non-toxic paints and sealants
- Install programmable thermostats
- Invest in energy efficient appliances
- Install natural flooring
- Use local building materials
- Choose natural fiber rugs and fabrics
- Select recycled material roof shingles and tiles
- Specify energy efficient lighting
- Insulate your hot water pipes
- Landscape with native plants
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