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![]() There are very few times in life when you’ll be encouraged to think small, especially if you’re looking to build a house. No, we’re not talking about building a tiny house. We’re talking about building a custom home in the quaint city of North Canton, Ohio. It’s a placed steeped with history and primed to be a great place to raise a family.
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At first entry, you’ll see what makes a Charis home different. More than eye-catching exterior stonework or siding that comes in stunning shades, our custom homes feature advanced technologies and practices recommended by leading housing experts from the Department of Energy’s world-class research program, Building America. A quiet interior is just one of the things that show the energy efficiency behind the boards and beams of a home that is designed by you, featuring Zero Energy Ready elements that will make your home last longer and live better. We began the year with our Build with Confidence Seminar
The AirRenew® family of products are the only gypsum boards that actively clean the air. They feature the industry’s first formaldehyde-absorbing technology which actively removes formaldehyde from the air, converting it into a safe, inert compound, improving indoor air quality for generations.
![]() When it comes to going green, most of us understand the basic priorities of consuming less energy, recycling and reusing goods, and making environmentally friendly purchasing and lifestyle decisions. All of these actions are central to green living and can be easily applied to your home. If you’re looking for ways to increase your eco-friendly lifestyle at home, we’ve got you covered. At Home Improvement Leads we have tons of ideas to help you up your home’s green status. Consider renewable energy sources At the mention green living, the first thing that often comes to mind is a traditional rooftop solar panel system. Solar power is at the forefront of renewable energy use in the home and can drastically reduce your carbon footprint and energy bills, so it is definitely something to consider if you’re serious about your green status at home and have the financial capabilities to fund it. While there are several other renewable energy sources that can also decrease your home’s use of greenhouse gas emissions (water and wind power specifically), solar is still by far the most accessible for most residential areas. |