Project Highlights

Net-Zero* Energy Efficient Homes with
Comprehensive Alternative Energy System,
& Community Backup Generator in addition to premium underground public services

Rainwater Harvesting and Recycling for Irrigation
promotes Water Conservation and Water Quality

Beautiful, Tree Lined Site with Conservation Easement
and Nature Trails leading to Crossville Creek

Brick & Stone Walls, Paver Sidewalk & Street Details w/Accent Lighting

Sustainable LID [Low Impact Design] Community

U.S. Green Building Council Platinum Level LEED
[Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design] Neighborhood Development Applicant

Premier EarthCraft™ & EnergyStar® Homes
featuring all EnergyStar Appliances and Fixtures

Superior "Green" Construction includes:
Prestressed/PreCast Concrete Foundations,
Superior Framing, Metal Roofs, Icynene® Insulation,
Brick/Stone/Cement Board Exteriors for Structural Integrity,
Fire, Insect, Weather and Mold Resistance for Long Life,
Low Maintenance and the additional benefit of Lower Homeowners Insurance

Extended or Lifetime Warranties on Materials, Finishes & Equipment
Durable/Low or No Maintenance Building Materials

Zero or Low VOC, Silica Free, Anti-Microbial Paints, Coatings, Finishes & Materials
for a Healthy Home and Environment

Restoration of Stream Buffer & Wildlife Habitat
for Water Quality and Environmental Protection

Low Flow Plumbing Fixtures, RainWater Harvesting & Recycling
for Irrigation, Water Conservation and Water Quality

Recycling of Old Barn Wood, Granite & Cobblestones
at Gazebo and Custom Home Details Reduce Waste and provide Historical Significance,
a Meaningful Use of Materials, and a Sense of Place

Solar Powered Electric

Georgia Power has installed a hybrid pulse metering system, the first of its kind in residential, that allows all of the solar energy to be placed immediately on the grid. Cadmus has secured an agreement with GP to buy back all of the "green" solar energy from the homeowner.

The home receives electricity from the GP grid in a conventional manner from the second pulse meter.