Insulation may not the most glamorous subject, but it is what keeps the house efficient and, most importantly, comfortable. By using blown cellulose insulation, we eliminate off gassing found in other insulation materials and keep indoor air quality high.. Learn More….
The solar thermal panels on the garage provide primary heating for the radiant floors and also provide the domestic hot water. Don’t feel guilty about keeping the heat turned up—it’s all provided by the sun, and the hyper efficient construction keeps the home comfortable on those cold winter nights! Learn more about this unique photo-voltaic system…
Window and door frames are the largest source of cold air infiltration in most houses—but not Jug NetZero. We have installed Intus windows and doors to minimize heat loss and maximize our wonderful Jug Mountain views. Learn more about the stunning wall of windows that maximize the view AND keep the weather out…
Paired with our locally sourced wood trim, we have selected an Idaho field stone applied in a dry stack pattern for all the exterior stonework and pillars. This beautiful stone complements the wood and stucco exterior and gives this home an elegant and timeless appeal.
The temperatures are dropping in McCall and we have some pretty amazing features that can help you stay warm all winter in the Net Zero Home! Start with 12 inches of blown cellulose insulation between double stud, 12 inch R50 walls and R90 ceilings. Read more about the special steps we are taking with the Net Zero Home here…
Sounds so cliche but it’s really what makes a house strong and efficient. A quick look and you can notice the difference in Jug Mountain Ranch Net Zero Home foundation. We start with Insulating Forms for our foundation walls–this keeps cold from ever penetrating the concrete and keeps your house that much warmer.
