Why Build Green?
In every deliberation, we must consider the impact on the seventh generation…
- The Great Law of the Native American Iroquois People
Why build green? This question can largely be answered by contemplating The Great Law of the Native American Iroquois people.
In a nutshell: green building is the most logical and economically beneficial building technique available. It makes the most sense for YOU, today and tomorrow. Compared to a conventional home, a green home uses less energy, water and natural resources, creates less waste and is healthier for the family. A green home makes a lot of sense— and cents!
Our children and grandchildren will look back at this period in history as a time of great opportunity, excitement and challenge to responsibly strive to create a sustainable world.
What will be your story?
In short, the benefits of owning a green home can be summarized as follows:
- Lower Utility Bills
- Increased Comfort - healthier and safer
- Increased Home Value
- Personal Satisfaction - "doing the right thing"
- Possible Mortgage Savings
We invite you to continue to evaluate green building:
So, why build green? The real question is: why not build green? Smart people are owners of green homes, and their story, the story they will tell their children and grandchildren, is one of action. Building and owning a green home is about the “seventh generation” and beyond.