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Every
Pleasant Valley home has these standard "green" features:
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Tyvek ® Vapor Barrier
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Eaveguard Ice Shield
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Vanguard PEX Plumbing Lines
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Radon Exhausting Pipe Prep
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Moisture - Resistant
Drywall in Wet Areas
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100% Indoor, Smoke-Free Construction
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Low-E Windows, Argon Filled
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R-19 Insulation in 2”x6”
Exterior Walls (green guard certified)
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Low Flow Toilets
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Insulated Exterior Doors
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OSB Sheathing on All
Floors, Walls, Roofs
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Low-V.O.C. Paint (Vapor
Barrier)
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Engineered Trusses and LVL
Beams
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Recycled Cellulose Blown-in
Insulation
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Formaldehyde-free
Fiberglass Insulation
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CRI Green Label Plus Certified Factory-Installed, Recycled-Content Carpet Pad
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CRI Green Label Plus Certified Factory-Installed Carpet
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Double-Layered Weather
Stripping Between Walls and Floor/Ceiling
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Foaming (Sealing) Around
All Exterior Wall Penetrations
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Low V.O.C. Adhesives
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Water Saving Fixtures at 2.5 GPM
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Engineered Heating & Cooling Systems to Minimize Energy Use and Leakage (With Full House Package Option)
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All
Homes Are Built To Current Energy Codes
Optional Green Offerings:
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R-50 Ceiling Insulation
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Tank-less Water Heating
Systems
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R-28 Value EnergyWall
Exterior Wrap
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Webbed
Floor Joists (stronger while using less material)
DON'T FORGET: Building
Methods are not exposed to outdoor weather elements during the
home construction
process-meaning less chance for mold or mildew.
Pleasant Valley Exclusive
Energy Wall (Optional):
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Resists all three types of
heat transfer:
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Thermos® Bottle effective
design
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Reflective insulation
resists convective currents, provides excellent air barrier
against outside air infiltration; also a vapor retarder
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Does not absorb moisture,
unlike other types of mass insulation
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Reflects and stops up to 97
percent of radiant heat
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Resistant to moisture,
mold, fungi, and rodent nesting
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Effective year-round, in
all seasons
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Works 24 hours a day
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Fiber-free
Modular Home Construction =
Less Waste
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New production facility
with efficient heating, electrical, and pneumatic equipment,
using less energy to produce the home
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Materials are brought and
transported in bulk, rather than a separate truck for every
load of material like a "stick-built" home (much less fuel
use and individual packaging waste)
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The majority of cut-off
material is re-used to other sub-assemblies throughout the
manufacturing facility
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Utilizing methods and
materials that are friendly to our environment
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Recycling of scrap
materials, including copper, wire, drywall, and vinyl siding
Pleasant
Valley: Lower Energy Costs, Higher Indoor Air Quality, Lower
Maintenance -- All While Helping Our Environment! |