Posted By Dave Parks on Tuesday, November 29, 2011 8:49:00 AM |
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We are happy to announce that in Louisville, Ball Homes is partnering with Prudential Parks and Weisberg to market our new homes. Ball Homes and PPW have previously had the pleasure of working together in the Louisville area, and we are excited to renew that partnership. 
We look forward to being able to take advantage of the synergy and support a larger office offers in the Louisville area. The same knowledgeable and experienced team of Ball Homes Specialists will continue to represent us, now in association with Parks and Weisberg.
Ball Homes will continue to expand and build in the Louisville area, with several exciting opportunities opening up recently, and more to come in 2012. In addition to our existing locations in Southeast and Northeast Louisville, Ball Homes are now available on selected homesites in Oakwood, and also in Notting Hill.
Our Central Kentucky market will continue to be served by the Lexington and Georgetown Milestone offices, and our new Knoxville locations by J. Honeycutt Real Estate, as we continually strive to partner with those local real estate professionals who can best provide exceptional service to all of our homebuyers.
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Posted By Ben Peskoe on Thursday, October 13, 2011 9:13:00 AM |
Comment on This PostWhen it comes to energy efficiency, look for smart features and expertise to help you save energy and money and add value to your home.
1. Begin with a Right-Sized Home.
If the home you buy is simply too large for you or your family’s needs or plans, you stand a good chance of wasting energy through excessive heating and cooling costs. If it’s too small, you’ll feel cramped and uncomfortable. It’s a big investment, so seek balance and buy it “right” from the outset.
2. Purchase Energy Star Appliances Such as Your TV, Dishwasher, Washer and Dryer, and Microwave.
And especially the refrigerator, as it alone contributes about 10 percent of the energy use in a home. Also, unplug electronics not in use or turn off power strips to avoid phantom charges.
3. Install Efficient Lighting Such as Compact Flourescent (CLF) or LED Bulbs in Every Fixture.
Lighting accounts for about 6 percent of an energy bill each year.
4. Get an Energy Audit and Have Tests Performed to Identify Ways of Improving Your Efficiency.
You can always upgrade your heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system as well as your thermal envelope, which includes insulation, windows, and doors and the seals or weather stripping around them. Visit energy.gov/energytips for more tips.
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