9 Steps to Building an Eco-Friendly Addition
Master carpenter creates an energy-smart garage and workloft to accommodate two home businesses and the family car.
- By Kristen Hampshire
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The Wilson family hopes a Deep Energy Retrofit (DER) of their 70-year-old home will drastically reduce their power bills. As part of the major project, they have to demolish their old garage, plagued with energy-wasting leaks, and build a new energy efficient one.
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