“The BUILT TO SAVE® Program is my competitive advantage.”
The BUILT TO SAVE® brand identifies builders who are building high-performance homes that can save money on utility bills than a similar home built to code. Stand out from the competition with energy-efficient, superior construction verified and guaranteed by an independent Rater to be BUILT TO SAVE®.
Builder Rebates proudly sponsored by Magic Valley Electric Coop. Click to see 2024 MVEC Rebates.
Benefits of the BUILT TO SAVE® Program for Builders
• A competitive marketing advantage for building BUILT TO SAVE® verified high-performance homes
• Differentiation from builders who are only building to minimum code standards
• A “ONE-STOP” source for marketing tools and resources
• Rebates from utility companies if applicable
• Opportunities to partner with developers to promote lot/home sales
• Leveraged marketing with the BUILT TO SAVE® ad campaigns in print and online that promote high-performance certified homes
• Education of homebuyers on the benefits of owning a BUILT TO SAVE® home
Qualifying Criteria for BUILT TO SAVE® Certification
• Builder and RESNET Certified Rater must be registered with the BUILT TO SAVE® Program
• Builder and Rater must be registered with a participating utility company if applicable
• Rater must perform a pre-drywall and a final inspection of the home.
• Home must have a HERS score of 63 or below, or be 5% more energy efficient than code to qualify
• Construction must meet or exceed 2015 IECC levels
• The BUILT TO SAVE® compliance checklists must be completed, verified, and submitted by Rater
The BUILT TO SAVE® program promotes builders who construct homes that use less energy, provide more comfort, durability, and better indoor air quality. The program also provides generous cash incentives from Magic Valley Electric Cooperative (MVEC) for homes in MVEC territory to offset the cost of inspections. Click below to join.
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