EcoTimber Hardwood Floors

Choose sustainable flooring with bamboo or FSC certified hardwoods

MaxLite Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs

Save energy by choosing energy efficient light bulbs, now approved by EWG.

Ecover Cleaners/Detergents

Ecological Celaners and Detergents minimize toxic waste

Woolshire wool Carpets

Not only healthy but also sturdy and safe

Solar attic fans

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Help colling cost with self sufficient solar attic fans

• A simple compact fluorescent light bulb cuts electricity requirements by more than 75%, saves 150 pounds of carbon dioxide a year, and cuts total electric need by more than 90% as compared to regular light bulbs.
• Solar Water Heating reduces water heating cost by 50 to 70%.
• Dual flush toilettes reduce water consumption by up to 65%.
• Solar Power (Photovoltaic) Systems reduce the dependence on grid tied electricity and thus monthly electricity cost.
• Using sustainable building products preserves natural assets and reduces waste.
• Overall, using efficient products reduces the wastefulness of energy or water, saving you a lot of money in your utility bills.

In the News

September 21, 2009:
Introducing Cresco Concrete's innovative Litebloks. Find out more: click here...

April 28, 2009:
Introducing Homasote Sound Barrier: made from recycled materials it reduces the noise pollution in your home. Find out more: click here...

April 28, 2009:
Introducing Fiberon decking products. Made from recycled materials. Find out more: click here...

April 28, 2009:
Introducing Purewood decking made from real wood. Find out more: click here...

April 17, 2009:
Introducing White-Rodger, a Emerson Climate Technologies Company, programmable Thermostats. An easy and inexpensive way to reduce your heating and cooling cost. Find out more: click here...

April 6, 2009:
Introducing Southern Cross BP's Green E-Board. An ideal alternative to underlayments and backer boards. Find out more: click here...

February 21, 2009:
Introducing Bonded Logic Natural Cotton Insulation. We are happy to announce that we were able to add cotton insulation to our product line. Find out more: click here...

February 18, 2009:
Oxygenics expands its product line by introducing the IntelliShower. Learn more. click here...

January 2, 2009:
Introducing photovoltaic (solar power) systems for the residetnial and commercial market. Teaming up with SunStore Solar - a leader in solar power in the Carolina markets. click here...

September 2009:
Green building and sustainable design are trends that are here to stay. According to McGraw-Hill Construction, SmartMarket Trends Report, 2008, $12 Billion was spent on Green Buildings in 2008. This number is projected to grow to $60 Billion by 2013.”

April 2009:
A growing number of states are moving to require home builders to offer solar electricity and hot water systems in new homes. For instance, New Jersey lawmakers approved a bill that would require builders in developments of 25 homes or more to offer solar panels to home buyers and to discuss during construction the benefits of clean energy.

February 20, 2009:
As reported by GreenerBuildings:" About 97 percent of the world's water is salt water and 3 percent is fresh. Two of the 3 percent is locked up as ice in the poles. Of the remaining percent, roughly two-thirds is underground and one-third is surface water. Of the underground water, about half is too deep or saline to use effectively and another quarter is polluted. About half of the surface fresh water is too polluted to treat for use. The non-polluted part of underground and surface water is what's left for us. For those following the math, about four- to five-tenths of a percent of the planet's water is reasonably available for ALL human use."

January 19, 2009:
In an economy where companies have to justify every dollar spent, a lot of people may assume that investment in green initiatives would be plummeting. But that's not the case. Spending on green IT is predicted to actually increase in 2009.

January 16, 2009:
Green collar jobs in the renewable energy and energy efficiency sectors employed more than 9 million Americans in 2007, producing more than $1 trillion in sales, according to a new report. With the right policies, this offers the potential of generating 37 million jobs by 2030.

August 1, 2008:
The market for building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV) will exceed $4 billion in revenues by 2013 and surpass $8 billion in 2015, according to a new report from a leading industry analyst firm

August 1, 2008:
The California Building Standards Commission adopted a green building code yesterday for all new construction statewide as part of a rules package that policymakers said was the first of its kind in the nation.

June 30, 2008:
Hawaii has become the first state to require solar water heaters in new homes. The bill was signed into law by Governor Linda Lingle. It requires the energy-saving systems in homes starting in 2010.