AEP Ohio New Manufactured Homes
Coming Soon: Watch for an affordable new efficiency option through AEP Ohio’s EfficiencyCraftedTM program.
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All EfficiencyCrafted homes are energy rated and feature these eight advantages:
Improved Insulation
Properly installed insulation with higher R-value helps keep heat in during winter, out during summer.
Air Sealing
Sealing leaks, cracks and gaps throughout the home and around equipment reduces drafts and energy bills.
High Performance Windows
Low-E ENERGY STAR qualified windows insulate better and reduce moisture problems for a difference you can see and feel.
ENERGY STAR Qualified Heating Equipment
More efficient than standard models when sized and insulated properly.
Properly Installed Duct System
ENERGY STAR Qualified Appliances
Made by leading manufacturers you know and trust, ENERGY STAR qualified refrigerators, clothes washers, dishwashers and other home products offer a range of styles and features, while meeting high standards for energy performance.
ENERGY STAR Qualified Lighting
Mechanical Ventilation
Provides fresh air exchange to help reduce indoor moisture problems, odors and pollutants.
ENERGY STAR Certification
ENERGY STAR Certification of the whole home, not just individual components, means it’s been built to achieve EPA’s additional requirements for comfort, durability, moisture management and indoor air quality as well as energy efficiency. Ask about the highest level of EfficiencyCrafted – ENERGY STAR Certification.
ENERGY STAR Qualified Cooling Equipment
Properly sized and installed high efficiency cooling equipment maximizes performance and savings.
High Performance Windows
Low-E ENERGY STAR qualified windows insulate better and reduce moisture problems for a difference you can see and feel.
Lower score = more savings.
HERS stands for “Home Energy Rating System®.” A HERS score is a measure of energy efficiency between 150 and 0.
Here’s how it works. The lower the score, the more energy efficient the home. Typical existing homes have a score over 100, while standard built new homes have scores in the range of 85-100.
EfficiencyCraftedTM homes score below 70 and often as low as 55–signifying the home is 45% more efficient than a 100-point reference home. Participating EfficiencyCrafted program builders are required to use a combination of proven technologies, advanced building practices and performance testing to reduce the HERS scores of their finished homes.
“Consumers are beginning to care as much about their HERS score as the cost per square foot of the house.”
– Randy Hall, President, Rater, Cornerstone Energy Conservation Services
A more durable home from the ground up.
An EfficiencyCraftedTM home is built to nationally recognized standards for energy efficient construction. Participating builders use an integrated whole-house approach that incorporates high performance equipment and building practices together with independent testing and verification to help ensure that quality and savings endure for decades to come.
Use less energy and save on utility bills.
EfficiencyCraftedTM homes can use up to 30% less energy for heating and cooling than standard built homes. According to EPA estimates, this reduced energy usage can save families as much as $400 or more per year* on their utility bills. The ENERGY STAR® certified appliances featured in all EfficiencyCraftedTM homes use up to 50% less energy than standard models.
* Source: Environmental Protection Agency
- Energy Usage Compared to Homes Built to Code 70%
- Energy Use of ENERGY STAR Appliances vs. Standard Models 50%
Comfort: Year-round, wall-to-wall.
All EfficiencyCraftedTM homes are built to minimize leaks and drafts that cause hot and cold spots. Their innovative use of insulation, advanced sealing techniques and high efficiency heating and cooling systems all work together to provide year-round, wall-to-wall comfort. Additional insulation and air sealing also helps create a quieter environment.
Breathe easier
An EfficiencyCraftedTM home features ventilation systems that help improve air quality, reduce humidity, and remove odors. It’s a healthier place to live.
Your assurance of efficiency and value.
Each EfficiencyCraftedTM home is rigorously tested by an independent energy rater certified under the Home Energy Rating System. This helps to assure that you’re getting maximum energy efficiency, savings and value. Your home’s HERS rating can improve its resale value should you decide to sell.
“We have six children. Going with an EfficiencyCrafted builder was a no brainer for us.”
Lori K., – Customer with new house under construction
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