Sustainability focuses on addressing current needs without risking future generations’ ability to meet their own. Globally, temperatures are rising as the Earth enters a time of rapid climate change. Climate change will alter our way of life, producing water shortages and making food production more difficult. The following investments are to make our home environment more sustainable.

1. Switch to solar energy
2. Use of Tap water 
3. Insulation Changes
4. Make the switch to energy-saving appliances
5. Landscaping with a focus

Sustainable Home: A sustainable home is built and reconstructed in a way that conserves resources, maximizes energy efficiency, and minimizes water consumption.

Switch to Solar Energy      

People consume a lot of electricity, which result in expensive utility bills and the energy used by household contributes to climate change. If you want to be environmentally friendly, switching to solar panels is the best option. Solar power is a type of energy that is generated by the sun and is used as thermal or electrical energy. The most common technique to capture solar energy is using a photovoltaic solar panel system, which converts the sun rays into electricity. To effectively utilize the sun energy using solar technology, homeowners can install solar heat systems and design their homes according to their needs.

Solar panels for homes are typically installed on the roofs of houses or open ground, and range in size from 5 to 20 kilowatts, depending on the size of the property.