Denton County New Home Construction Information

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NEW HOME BUILDERS

AROUND DENTON COUNTY,

TEXAS

o American Legend Homes

o Antares Homes

o Ashton Woods Homes

o Beazer Homes

o Bon Terre, LTD.

o Boulevard Builders

o Cambridge Homes-TX

o Centex Homes

o CityHomes

o Coventry Homes

o D'Vine Custom Homes

o Darling Homes

o David Weekley Homes

o Del Webb

o DR Horton- Dallas

o Drees Custom Homes

o Dritschler Homes

o Fox & Jacobs Homes

o Grand Homes

o Grenadier Homes - NHJ

o Halifax Homes, Inc.

o Highland Homes

o History Maker Homes

o Holiday Builders

o Horizon Homes

o Huntington Homes

o J Houston Homes

o K. Hovnanian Homes

o KB Home

o Kimball Hill Homes

o Lantana Texas

o Legacy Homes

o Lennar

o Mercedes Homes

o Meritage Homes

o Monterey Homes

o Newcastle Homes

o Newport Homebuilders

o North American Properties

o Paloma Creek-TX

o Parkway Builders

o Perry Homes

o Pioneer Homes

o Plantation Homes

o Providence

o Pulte Homes

o Ryland Homes

o Sanders Custom Homes

o Savannah

o Saxony Homes

o Shaddock Homes

o Silver Plumbline

o Sotherby Homes

o Southern Land Company

o Standard Pacific Homes

o Toll Brothers

o Triumph Homes

o Tuscany Construction - NHJ

o Wall Homes

o Wilbow Corporation

o William Ryan Homes

o Windmill Farms-Texas

o Woodcreek-TX

TIPS ON LIVING A GREEN LIFESTYLE

Invest in a water filter. It’s a much greener (and cheaper!) choice than buying and discarding plastic water bottles. Just think about this next time you’re in the bottled water aisle: it takes approximately 1,000 years for water bottles to biodegrade.

Bring your own bag to the store instead of using their provided plastic bags. If you must use a plastic bag, think of a way to reuse it as a trash bag for your bathroom waste can or for collecting pet droppings from the yard.

Wash and reuse plastic plates and cups instead of buying and throwing away paper or Styrofoam every time you have a barbeque, picnic or party.

Bring your own mug every time you go get coffee. Being green is even trendier than toting around that branded cardboard cup.

Pay bills and bank online. Just think how much paper you’ll save, not to mention the money you’ll save on stamps.

Start a compost pile in your backyard. Once the pile turns dark and crumbly, work into your garden or lawn as a conditioner.

Carpool or use public transportation.

Utilize the sun when you want to light your home during the day. Open blinds and let the sun shine in instead of flipping on the light switch in every room of the house..