Chwala's Construction INC., is proud to be an Energy Star Homes Builder and Remodeler. A Wisconsin Home Performance with ENERGY STAR® Home Builder is a Builder that employs the latest building practices and technologies in insulation, mechanical systems, and construction techniques to achieve some of the highest home performance and energy efficiency standards in the nation.

The Wisconsin ENERGY STAR® Program is different than the National ENERGY STAR® Program. In fact, this program adds building standards that are more specific to Wisconsin's extreme weather, and also emphasizes other issues beyond energy efficiency which impact a home's performance. Build smarter, build safer, build better with Chwala's Construction, LLC. A Wisconsin ENERGY STAR® Home surrounds you and your family with important and valuable benefits, such as:

• A quality home built with greater attention to detail
• Properly installed insulation and draft-free construction
• The ability to control or enhance indoor air quality by managing indoor moisture and airborne pollutants
• Added safety, because furnace, water heater and fireplace combustion by-products are exhausted directly from the home
• Added durability, because warm moist inside air, as well as rain and moisture from the outside, is kept out of walls and attic spaces, preventing structural damage
• Better resale value
• Access to ENERGY STAR mortgages and possible savings on things like closing costs
• Greater energy efficiency, including electrical as well as monthly space heating and cooling savings

Details make the difference. Wisconsin ENERGY STAR® Homes, on average, are about 25% more efficient than a home built to Wisconsin's Uniform Dwelling Code. The specifications are tougher, but the rewards are greater for the consumer who accept only the best. A Wisconsin ENERGY STAR® certification shows you that your builder and their team of Sub-Contractors adhere to some of the highest construction standards in the Nation.

Each certified home includes:

• Carbon monoxide detector requirement
• Ventilation capacity testing
• Building air tightness standard
• Mandatory safe combustion equipment
• Professional consultation
• Electrical efficiency options