Category: Eco-Friendly Living

Sustainability in home design doesn’t always require buying brand-new materials. In fact, upcycling—turning old or discarded materials into new, functional products—can be a creative and eco-friendly solution for homeowners looking to reduce waste and make their living spaces more sustainable. From reclaimed wood to repurposed glass and metal, upcycled materials can be used in various […]

Water is one of our most precious resources, yet the average North American household uses over 300 gallons per day. With droughts becoming more common, conserving water is more important than ever. The good news? Small changes can lead to big savings. Installing low-flow showerheads and faucets can reduce water use by 30%. Fixing leaks—like […]

Living sustainably doesn’t have to be overwhelming. One of the biggest ways to make an impact? Reducing household waste. Did you know the average North American produces over 1,500 pounds of waste per year? Simple swaps like using reusable containers, composting food scraps, and avoiding single-use plastics can make a significant difference. Studies show that […]

Everyone deserves a safe, comfortable home. That’s why we’re building affordable, energy-efficient housing in New Brunswick, with support from provincial subsidies. Our goal? To create high-quality, long-lasting homes that remain affordable for the people who need them most. These homes are designed to lower energy bills with better insulation, smart layouts, and durable materials. They […]

Want to live more sustainably but don’t know where to start? The good news is, small steps add up. Switching to LED lights, cutting back on plastic, and choosing energy-efficient appliances can make a real difference. Composting food scraps? Great for your garden. Shorter showers? Saves gallons of water. Buying local? Supports your community while […]