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The Extreme Energy Savings stage presentation teaches homeowners about the biggest culprits of energy loss in their homes and discusses products that significantly reduce energy consumption, save them money on their utility bills and improve the look and value of their home. Program sponsors include ProVia Door’s Professional-Class Signet™ Entry Doors and Spectrum™ Storm Doors, Insulated Siding with Fullback Technology™ and Haas Door’s American Tradition Series™ residential garage doors.TRANSCRIPT
Curb Appeal
Getting Started: Research
Curb Appeal
Top 10 Ways to Do Research
• Exterior magazines • Architecture books• Regional publications• Home shows• Internet• Historical color palettes• Your neighborhood• Home remodelers• Project costs• Make a five-year plan
RoofingSidingTrim
WindowsGarage doorsEntry doorsAccessories
Making Exterior Selections
Step 1: Roofing
• Warm Colors• Cool Colors
Warm roofs blend with warm siding
Cool roofs blend with cool colored siding.
Beware of roofing and siding that don’t match
Step 2: Siding
Siding is the largest surface on your home
Do Your Research
Be aware of non-changing materials
Blend with the neighborhood
Consider your landscape surroundings
Classic looks always work well
Light vs. Dark Colors
Insulated Siding
Insulated Siding reduces utility costs
The higher the R-value, the better
• DurabilityExceptional impact resistance
• Healthy home environmentBreathable
• Other benefitsLow maintenance
Long life
The right siding creates curb appeal
Neat, straight appearanceLook and feel of real wood
• Many colors and textures– Made by all major manufacturers
• Trim and gingerbread
Step 3: Trim
Rule of thumb?
Classic colors?
Beware of ?
Rule of thumb
Two steps lighter or slightly darker than siding
Classic trim
White or Off White
Beware of …
Beware of ….high contrast
Step 4: Windows
Should match trim, be lighter or darker
Light= open & sunny interiors
Dark = dull & dreary interiors
Step 5: Garage Doors
30% of exterior
Blend in or contrast?
Contrast with exterior
Blend in with exteriorDon’t give up style
• Insulation saves energy and money
• Largest non-insulated area of home
• Largest opening in your home
• Common walls lead to energy loss
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Insulated garage doors Create a comfortable work space
Polyurethane insulation offers highest R-values
American Tradition Series™ by Haas DoorFives times more energy efficient
R-Value of 13.45
Replacing adds Value
Qualify for energy tax creditUnbeatable construction; maintenance free
Manufactured in the USA
Step 6: Entry Doors• Front Door First Impression• Show off your personality
with color, stain, style and glass
• Color should contrast with siding
Color
Can match other accents
Create a new accent
Stain
Real Wood
Fiberglass with wood finish cherry, mahogany and oak
Style
Glass
Choose an energy
saving door
Signet™ fiberglass doors by ProVia Door
ENERGY STAR® and tax credit qualified
Request a professional-class door•Manufactured to highest quality standards •Unmatched strength and durability•Individually customized•Lifetime limited transferable warranty
Step 7: Accessories
Top 6 Exterior Accessories?
Shutters
Window Boxes
Hardware
Lighting
House Numbers
Mail Boxes
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Thank you to all of our sponsors!
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