Transforming Your Older Home into an Energy Efficient Haven
Your home is more than just a structure; it’s where memories are made, and life unfolds. If you own an older house in Christchurch, New Zealand, you know the charm and character it brings. But have you ever considered how you could enhance its comfort, sustainability, and value through renovations or Energy Efficient extensions? At […]
Why is Insulation and Bridging the Thermal Gap important?
Am I wasting my money insulating my floor? Energy efficiency plays a vital role in modern home construction, aiming to reduce heat loss and optimize energy consumption. In this blog post, we will delve into the significance of insulation and bridging the thermal gap in homes. Our current building code is still falling short so […]
Energy Efficient Build: The Long-Term Investment
Building a house that is Energy Efficient not only benefits the environment but also offers long-term financial advantages. While it may require a slightly higher upfront investment and a bit more time to complete, the cost savings and superior, quality construction make it a far wiser choice. Once you understand the math and consider the […]
Building for Climate Change: Everything you need to know
Our homes represent not only a place of shelter but also the largest financial investment we make in our lives. With such importance placed on our homes, shouldn’t we strive to future-proof that investment? In an effort to “Build for Climate Change” the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) has initiated changes to our […]
CHANGES THAT ARE NOT GOOD ENOUGH.
Enhancing Energy Efficiency in Home Construction: The Need for Comprehensive Changes The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) has made an announcement that resonates with the future of home construction. The MBIE unveiled a series of modifications to the building code, aimed at bolstering energy efficiency standards in new residential constructions. These changes, though […]
WHY BUILDING A STANDARD HOME TODAY IS A BAD INVESTMENT.
New Zealand has made a commitment to being carbon neutral by 2050. The standards of how we live are beginning to change and will continue to do so until we have met our obligations in accordance with the Paris Climate Agreement. According to the MBIE (Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment), approximately 20% of New […]