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TallWall OSB Wall Sheathing reduces wall air leakage by up to 60%

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Energy savings driving green movement

Today’s savvy homebuyers want lower utility bills. In fact, energy efficiency is one of the key factors driving the green building movement. The EPA estimates that the average household spends about $2,200 annually on energy to heat and cool air. To home buyers, going green — for all its environmental benefits — also translates into cost effectiveness. A recent study revealed that 73% of consumers are embracing green ‘to reduce my bills/control costs’ vs. the 26% who said it was to ‘lessen my impact on the environment.’

Comfort, safety and resale value on homebuyers’­ minds

Homebuyers have become more mindful of the moisture-related problems that can develop in a house. They want better indoor air quality and, improved resale value. Air leakage decreases the comfort of a residence by allowing moisture, cold or hot drafts, and unwanted noise to enter, and air infiltration can reduce indoor air quality by permitting dust and airborne pollutants into the home.

Builders who take these concerns seriously stand to benefit significantly — simply by delivering a better house for the money. Click here for the features and benefits of TallWall.

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