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Each e-Home is built containing Energy-Star insulation and thermostats, low-E thermal pane insulated windows, 13 SEER heat pump systems, front and rear storm doors, compact florescent light bulbs and Energy Star appliances by G.E. But materials and equipment are not the only aspects of this innovative home that allow it to be truly energy efficient.

“Everything is new and state-of-the-art,” Hampstead general manager, Gurney Hufham told encore exchange last week. “We are reaching out in design as well as function.”

One of the main goals of the e-Home’s design is to allow for an open feeling, full of natural light and no wasted space. The 9-foot walls, compared to standard 7-foot walls in most modular homes, give the accommodations more dimension, letting in extra sunlight and giving the owners a sense of space to breath. This feeling is only reiterated by an abundance of windows and a full-view glass insulated front door. Porcelain sinks, solid wood cabinets, name-brand flooring and full sheetrock walls, ready for the buyer’s choice of paint or wallpaper, also give the houses a higher quality feel than most typical manufactured homes.

Another exclusive and energy-efficient option for the e-Home is the porch roof, which shades the doorway from the sun and stops excess heat from entering the home at its most vulnerable point.

Energy Saver Plus + homes perform more efficiently than homes built to the Energy Code standards. They are certified by a third-party organization authorized by the United States government Department of Housing and Urban Development.

 Low E Thermal Pane Windows

• •  Block 70% of summer heat
• •  Retain 70% of winter warmth
• •  Reduce interior fading 75%

 Compact Fluorescent Lighting (CFL)**

• •  75% less energy
• •  Lasts 10x longer
• •  75% less heat