Castalia Homes certifies with Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design for Homes (LEED) and National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) National Green Building Certification Program. Grand Opening July 11 & 12, 1-5 pm
Local homebuilder brings green home construction and up to 100% financing programs to area residents looking to lower utility bills and improve quality of life in Mooresville, Indiana
Castalia Homes is the premier builder in a development called The Villages of Eastmoore in Mooresville, Indiana. Their model home is located at 104 Liberty Blvd., off Bridge St., just east of St. Rd. 67, and is now open to the public. The Grand opening will be July 11th & 12th from 1 to 5 PM. The builder and staff will be on hand to explain why to go green, energy saving and about financing programs that go up to 100%. The builder is committed to building LEED and NAHB certified homes in the development which will result in a 50-80% reduction in utility bills, compared to a standard-built home. In addition, these homes boast exceptional air quality, recycled content, products from local sources, and a reduction in harmful chemicals, water consumption, and overall maintenance of the home. The builder has partnered with institutions to provide financing programs that are up to 100% to help borrows get into an energy efficient homes. The U.S. Green Building Council (USBGC) is a strong supporter of Castalia Homes and welcomes Castalia Homes of Carmel, Indiana as a participant in LEED for homes, a national third-party certification system promoting energy efficient green homes which offer a healthier environment. Castalia Homes is a forerunner in providing this invaluable focus on green homebuilding in central Indiana.
LEED certification offers homebuyers the assurance that their home complies with the rigorous technical requirements relating to energy and water efficiency, indoor air quality, non-toxic materials, and environmental performance. LEED certification includes a home energy rating (HER) and onsite inspections. Lower insurance rates, advantageous financing, and government incentives and rebates may be available to LEED-certified homes.
The design of the homes in the Villages of Eastmoore reflects an early American style with a warm and rustic ambience. The model was created to be dramatic, yet comfortable and soothing to the senses. The builder used an innovative and practical approach in determining the use of space to meet the needs of today’s family. The goal is to build a home that combines elegance with quality craftsmanship. With close attention paid to every detail and the use of the latest technology and products, the home presents itself as captivating, yet warm and inviting.
Each home built by Castalia Homes in the Villages of Eastmoore will be built using recycled materials, free from formaldehyde and VOC’s, and will be safe for families with children, and those who suffer from illnesses and allergies. The unique combination of elegance and quality, while focusing on a green approach, is what sets Castalia homes apart from other premier builders in the Indianapolis area. Because of the use of sustainable materials, these homes are environmentally friendly and are dramatically less dependent on energy, resulting in reduced utility bills.
“Castalia Homes is gearing up to bring green LEED for Homes to the Indianapolis area,” said Frank Redavide, owner. “Our expertise in building LEED-certified homes will help us to address the rising energy and water costs homeowners are facing, and will help keep home ownership affordable. Building green really just means creating higher performance homes, and just makes good sense.”
“NAHB Green provides the home buyer with assurance that the home has been inspected and verified to be authentically green,” said NAHB Green Building Subcommittee Chair, Ray Tonjes, a custom home builder and remodeler in Austin, Texas. “I congratulate Castalia Homes for its leadership in sustainable design and construction.”
