Passive Houses are built with insulated exterior walls, fire-resistant cladding, ember-resistant crawlspaces, and foam-free, unvented roofs. These construction materials and techniques create a structure with superior fire resilience.

As damaging as fire is to a home, smoke damage can be nearly as destructive. Toxic smoke can render a home uninhabitable for months and require a complicated and expensive remediation process. A Passive Home is built with meticulous attention to the building envelope. When combined with a state-of-the-art smart ventilation system, smoke, pollen, pollution and toxic particulates are kept out of the house. Clean, filtered air is constantly circulated, creating a comfortable, indoor environment for the home’s occupants.

The Passive House standard is widely recognized as the most energy efficient building standard in the world. Passive Homes are built to use up to 90% less energy than a home built to conventional code.

Airtight construction and smart ventilation with continuous filtered fresh air circulation are the hallmarks of good indoor air quality.

With the average American spending 90% of their time indoors it is vital that the spaces they occupy expel indoor pollutants such as smoke, pet dander and carbon dioxide.

Our most powerful climate adaptation for both hot and cold weather extremes.