Imagine not having to pay for electricity or heating! This is a possibility with a Net Zero home, but it all starts with how your house is built and following Net Zero standards. Here at Royal Homes, we are proud to offer the option of Net Zero homes, we like to think ahead to save …
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Your home is more than just a place to live. It’s an expression of your personality and values. And as someone who cares about the environment, you try your best to minimize your carbon footprint and live your life as sustainably as possible. A custom prefab home is the opportunity of a lifetime to build …
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The average Canadian household uses 11,135 kWh of electricity per year. At the current average price of $0.174, that means that the average household spends nearly $2,000 a year on electricity! On top of that, 1 kWh of electricity produces a little over 1 pound of CO2 pollution. Is there a better way? Is there …
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Have you ever heard the phrase, “you’re only as smart as your home?” Neither have we, but that doesn’t mean it’s wrong – and we think it has a ring to it! It should come as no surprise that smart home technology has become so prevalent, given we’re living in a fast-moving digital revolution. Of …
Smart Home Technology That Will Make Your Life Easier Read More »
ROYAL HOMES RECYCLING PROGRAM Royal Homes supports the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Specifically, goal 12.5 which is to substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse. The Royal Homes factory reduces waste by reusing scrap and has had a recycling program for many years. Investment in the Recycling Program: Scrap wood from …
ROYAL HOMES RECYCLING PROGRAM Royal Homes supports the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Specifically goal 12.5 which is to substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse. The Royal Homes factory reduces waste by reusing scrap and has had a recycling program for many years. Investment in the Recycling Program: Scrap wood from …
More Canadians are embracing renewable energy sources to lower energy expenses and reduce their impact on the environment. Some are taking it a step further, going 100% renewable and removing their homes from the electrical grid. For families who aren’t quite ready to disconnect at home, building a cottage to be off the grid is …
