Whether you're a large
builder or developer, or focus on custom homes,
propane can help you design, build, and market
properties that attract home buyers.
Whether you are building a
sprawling rambler in the Hudson Valley, an easy-to-navigate retirement
home, a two-story family home, or a log cabin tucked
away in the Adirondacks, propane will fit into your
house plans. Propane is fueling home sales across
New York, the Hudson Valley, and across the country.
You
want to make your properties as marketable to
homeowners as possible, and propane is an appealing
amenity that can help you do just that. With
propane you can give your customers the luxury of
gas appliances off the natural gas main.
Keep
Project Costs Down and Customer Satisfaction High.
Choosing propane can help you stay on
schedule and on budget. Using technological
improvements such as corrugated stainless steel
tubing (CSST), the average single home installation
of a propane system now takes just a fraction of the
labor a traditional black iron pipe installation
takes.
Today's new
combo-heat systems save your customers energy and
money by heating the air and water with one unit.
With fewer pipes and less sheet metal, the new units
look better and free up more living space.
The
Latest Propane Appliances.
From energy-efficient tankless water heaters to
stylish stainless-steel appliances, propane products
deliver what homeowners want.
Whether you're
outfitting a kitchen, a master suite bathroom, or a
downstairs laundry room, you can put propane to work
anywhere in a home. But propane is more than just
versatile; it's also one of the most environmentally
friendly, energy-efficient, high-performing energy
sources you can choose. An Energy Star-qualified
propane tankless water heater, for example, can save
a homeowner up to 60 percent on his or her energy
bill compared with standard electric models, which
are not Energy Star-qualified.
Get
more information on the rebates and incentives
that inspire homeowners to choose propane — and
ultimately to buy one of your homes.
Propane: What You Need to Know
There are three
basic things you and your homeowners should know
about propane:
It's
clean energy. Propane's low emissions make
it an approved alternative fuel recognized by
the Clean Air Act and the Energy Policy Act of
2005. Using propane appliances can reduce
greenhouse gas emissions by up to 68 percent
compared with their electric counterparts.
It slashes
energy costs. Propane appliances typically
are far more efficient than their electric
counterparts. An Energy Star-qualified propane tankless water heater with an efficiency factor
(thermal efficiency) of 82 percent, for
instance, can save a homeowner up to 60 percent
on his or her energy bill compared with a
standard electric model.
It supports today's lifestyle.
Propane provides homeowners with the modern
amenities they want, including on-demand hot
water and energy for outdoor living spaces. Use
the links at right to learn more. We hope you'll
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function as your trusted companion, answering
all the questions you might have during
installation, appliance selection, and more.
Our Weaver
energy consultants are experts in their field.
For more information about Weaver Propane's Builder
and HVAC business programs, contact a
Weaver Energy Consultant today.
It's
clean energy. Propane's low emissions make
it an approved alternative fuel recognized by
the Clean Air Act and the Energy Policy Act of
2005. Using propane appliances can reduce
greenhouse gas emissions by up to 68 percent
compared with their electric counterparts.
