Building comfortable, family-friendly homes that cut down on high energy costs.
Energy Efficiency
Energy Efficient New Home Construction
Our New Home Construction Methods Create Energy Savings
Energy efficiency is no longer a bonus—it’s an expectation in modern homebuilding. Today’s homeowners are seeking smarter ways to reduce energy consumption, lower their monthly costs, and create a more comfortable living environment. That same mindset carries through every phase of building a new home.
With decades of experience as a Wisconsin Home Builder, every Demlang home is built with energy efficiency top of mind. We are constantly working towards building the most energy-efficient homes and implementing the latest technologies to do so. The Demlang Builders Energy Savings System not only reduces energy waste, but also puts money back in your pocket for years to come – on average, about $600 in energy savings per year!
The Demlang Builders Energy Savings System
Building a house that saves on your electric bill doesn’t have to cost more! The Demlang Builders Energy Savings System comes standard with each of our homes, meaning these energy cost savings come standard with your new home. It’s all a part of our “Build Tight, Insulate Right” approach to new home construction. This includes:
Ventilation and Airflow Systems
Bath fans and kitchen hood vents are inspected to ensure correct operation. We measure supply and return airflows from the furnace (if this is how your home is heated) to ensure that the system is reasonably balanced.
Insulation
We add spray foam in areas like box sills and around windows to create an air-tight seal in nooks and crannies that may be exposed with traditional insulation. Insulation values and quality of installation are verified to match specifications.
Construction Details
Advanced framing techniques add insulation value to your home while sealing around windows, doors, mechanicals, and other openings ensures a tight build.
Humidistat
Automatically regulates the humidity in your home, helping you control comfort levels, leading to more effective heating and cooling.
Verified Air Sealing
Air tightness is measured and viewed through specialized imaging to identify leakage points for correction.
Certified Third-Party Inspection
Each home is reviewed by a third-party inspector to make sure it meets the highest standards of energy efficiency.