Chesapeake Homes goes above and beyond when it comes to energy-efficiency building practices. We want your home to be a place you can feel good about living in. We work to incorporate methods of building and implementing technology that create a sustainable home, to make the day-to-day hustle and bustle of life a little easier on you and your wallet.
Chesapeake Homes strives to offer homes built with technology to automate your life while saving energy and money every step of the way.
Insulation is installed in every home we build at Chesapeake Homes, to slow down the movement of heat through your new construction. We upkeep all insulation standards as well as install moisture control and air sealing. This practice in turn helps improve comfort and energy efficiency in every home.
At the majority of Chesapeake Homes communities, tankless water heaters are the way to go to reduce any hot water headaches, but also save homeowners money and energy. Not only does the U.S. Department of Energy say tankless water heaters last longer, but they also have lower operating and energy costs. Having a home with a tankless water heater can be 8% - 34% (based on water usage) more energy efficient for homes, which is why Chesapeake Homes does so.
When looking at purchasing a home at one of Chesapeake Homes many communities, buyers will notice the use of green spaces, nature trails, and parks. Not only does this enhance the beauty of our communities and promote togetherness but helps enhance our environment. Supplying these types of recreational areas in communities improves air quality, fosters social interaction, encourages people to enjoy nature, and increases biodiversity.
When purchasing a home with Chesapeake Homes, we take care of you from the very beginning to the years down the road. We understand sustainable practices and working towards a greener world is what buyers want. As a company we work daily to provide families with their dream home all while staying energy conscious along the way. Want more ideas on how to cut energy costs? Check out our other blog for all the extra tips and tricks you could want.