Having the greenest lawn on the block is not the only option
for the DFW Metroplex homeowners today - thanks to
McGuyer Homebuilders, Inc. (MHI) they can have the greenest
home as well.
McGuyer Homebuilders, Inc. (MHI), a Builder Member of the
Home Builders Association of Greater Dallas (HBA) will
begin constructing over 800 “Eco Smart” homes for its three
brands Pioneer, Plantation, and Coventry Homes in the DFW
Region that will fit the HBA’s Green Built North Texas program’s
construction guidelines.
MHI is the first and only volume builder in the Green Built
North Texas Program and has named its green building program
“Eco Smart”. MHI homes built to “Eco Smart” standards
fit a broad spectrum of aesthetic tastes and retain their
curb appeal while being more energy efficient, healthier
and environmentally responsible. By adhering to the “Eco
Smart” standards, MHI Homeowners benefit from long-term
savings, protection from rising energy costs, increased resale
value and improved home comfort.
By offering “Eco Smart” homes in all three lines, MHI offers
buyers in all price ranges the opportunity to own an ecologically
friendly home. From the efficient, well built designs of
Pioneer Homes, starting in the $110’s to the award-winning
designs of Plantation Homes, beginning at the $150’s to the
luxurious, customized Coventry Homes from the $280’s, buyers
don’t have to sacrifice choice to own a green home.
The HBA’s Green Built North Texas program is a partnership
of North Texas homebuilders, industry supporters, and sponsors
committed to resource-efficient home construction.
The program consists of 38 construction guidelines that
address strategies for six categories of construction including
jobsite management, water efficiency, indoor air quality,
material usage, and homeowner education. For a full list of
all components featured in an Eco Smart Home, visit
pioneerhomes.com,plantationhomes.com or oventryhomes.com.
“MHI has always designed our homes around the families
that live in them and this is why we are responding to the
growing demand for resource-efficient homes in our region.”
said MHI Division President Steve Hayes. “MHI’s dedication
to quality homebuilding is showcased by our commitment to
build to the Green Built North Texas Program Standards. The
benefits to the MHI homeowner can be measured not just in a
technical sense, for example having a home designed specifically
for our Mixed-Humid climate but also in knowing that
they are living in a home that is the state of the industry in
energy efficiency.”
“The efforts taken by MHI to ensure that Green Built North
Texas’s construction guidelines will be met has helped the
entire program mature to the point that we can now consider
a performance path to compliance,” said Green Built North
Texas Chairman Dan Fette, CGB. “For example, the water
savings gained in a MHI home by the installation of a flexible
pipe water
distribution system is equivalent to the guidelines
originally introduced by the program. By using new home
technology and other practices such as third-party inspectors
that will check over fifty green building related items beyond
those required by ENERGY STAR, MHI has set the bar for
compliance with our program and for buyers seeking a highperformance
home.”
MHI is ranked among the top
30 homebuilders in the nation,
according to Builder Magazine
and since 1988 has helped
more than 35,000 families realize
their dream of owning a
new home. Building in the
five largest markets in Texas,
Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth,
Houston and San Antonio,
MHI offers added flexibility
for homebuyers and developers
alike with distinct brands,
including Coventry Homes,
Plantation Homes, Pioneer
Homes and Carmel Builders. |