Energy Efficiency Home Statistics

If you are considering building a ‘New Energy Efficient Home’ in Missouri Check out these Energy statistics- Energy Cost Saving Analysis that I guarantee will please your Bank Account with the Money You will Save on Utility Bills.

A New Home Built using the International Energy Conservation Code- IECC. provides a cost effective payback on Energy Efficiency, with the average pay back time of 3 ½ years (3.5) Not bad for an initial investment of $818.72. The Missouri Pay Back is even faster! BCAP used a baseline for energy efficiency consisting of:

1. Efficient Lighting and Windows,
2. a Higher Grade of Insulation and
3. HVAC Duct Sealing and Testing

The Missouri Statistics are:

• $875.28 Initial Investment Returns
• $459.00 per year with a
• Payback under 2 years (1.91 years)
• $459 x 20 years = $9,180.00

x 25 years = $11,475.00 

x 30 years = $13,770.00 

• These Figures are based on: $267,451 for a 2,400-square foot home and a 4.14 percent mortgage interest rate

For the Future St Louis Area New Home Builders I have additional cost Saving Measures that will give you additional areas to save money without sacrificing your Comfort Levels.

Email:scottscontracting@gmail.com to find out how.

• With Savings like this consider adding a Renewable Energy System designed especially for your Future Property and you could possibly eliminate all the Utility Bills for your Home by Generating your Own Clean Energy!

• Note: When a Home or Business is operating efficiently- Renewable Energy Systems costs are decreased! Making a RE System much more affordable.

• Scotts Contracting works with local Green building material suppliers- Framing, Roofing, Electrical, Flooring, Paints, Stains, Doors, Windows, Insulation, etc- in the St Louis Area. Click here to request an estimate on Green Building Materials for your Next Project

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Note: The Statistics used in this post were provided by: 1-http://bcap-ocean.org/incremental-cost-analysis and 2-http://www.altenergymag.com/news/2010/11/18/new-homes-can-be-energy-efficient-and-affordable-reveals-study-by-building-codes-assistance-project/18310