Bills are probably not your favorite things to get in the mail, but you might not mind the utility bill when you live in a certified energy-efficient Super Good Cents/ENERGY STAR manufactured home. With a "cost-optimal" thermal shell (a home's floors, walls, ceilings, windows & doors), you have the right balance of energy efficient construction and cost effectiveness.
Believe us, those Super Good Cents/ENERGY STAR energy guys study the energy stuff all the time to make sure you get the best energy savings for your dollar.
Your heating bills could become the coolest mail you receive! (Okay, that might be a stretch for a bill, but you never know!)
Meet Al Rust, of the Oregon Department of Energy. Al has been in the manufactured housing industry for a very long time. He knows everything (at least we think he does!) Much of his career was as a quality control manager for a high-production plant, so he knows how to make the small things work. More recently, Al was with the Building Codes Division, applying his expertise to making sure what is built is built right.
Nothing like peace of mind, especially when it comes to your new home! Every certified Super Good Cents/ENERGY STAR manufactured home has added layers of inspections and quality assurance. An approved in-plant inspector inspects every home as it goes down the line in the factory. Each factory is inspected by Al, too!
Now, Al is "on-the-line" working with each Northwest plant once every quarter on the details of certified Super Good Cents/ENERGY STAR construction. He will conduct a complete review, from floors to the shipping yard, on every detail that makes your new home perform better. We are excited Al Rust is a part of our team.
We think you will be, too!