Live in the

GREEN HOME of your dreams – with the help of theNAHB National GreenBuilding Program.

From energy-efficient windows andappliances to the latest technology, a homedesigned and built with NAHBGreen is yourgreen home, with the right features for youand your family. You may also qualify fortax credits and other financial incentiveswhen you purchase a new green home orchoose a green remodeling project.

Talk to your builder or remodeler and learnhow NAHBGreen is the cost-effective,homeowner-friendly way to sustainableconstruction – and your green dreamhome.

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WHEN LOOKING FOR GREEN, LOOK FOR:

A Certified Green Professional™ to design, build or remodel your home. Enjoy the benefits and

assurance of training and experience that this educational designation offers.

National Green Building Certification. Because your home is inspected and certified, you can

be assured that it’s built as green and as cost-effectively as promised.

Programs from your Local Home Builders Association, which sponsors green home shows,

education and other events as part of the NAHBGreen national network.

Visit your local Home Builders Association Web site or www.nahbgreen.org to learn more.

Homes that are designed or builtwith NAHBGreen feature:

âENERGY EFFICIENCY Appliances, insulation, windows and heatingsystems are designed to work together – and tolower your utility bills.

â WATER EFFICIENCY A green home is designed to conserve water –inside and out.

â RESOURCE EFFICIENCYRecycled materials, waste management, anddurable construction.

â LOT AND SITE DEVELOPMENTA light footprint on the earth, too.

â INDOOR ENVIRONMENTALQUALITY

Proper ventilation and products that don’t “off-gas”

â HOMEOWNER EDUCATIONKnowing how to operate and maintain your greenhome is as critical as getting it built right.

With a well-built and well-maintained home, youcan reap the green benefits: your family’s comfortand your home’s value.

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