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‘A’ RATED ENERGY EFFICIENT HOMES COULD SAVE HOMEOWNERS THOUSANDS ON THEIR HEATING COSTS

written by Stephen Maguire October 17, 2014
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xmain-pic-dsc0765-e1412945476800An innovative new housing project Rann Mor Meadow, located on the outskirts of Letterkenny could save homeowners thousands on their energy and heating costs every year.

The newly built ‘A’ rated energy efficient homes are the first of its kind in Letterkenny.

Local firm GDC Ireland (Limited) raised the bar with these homes, which are specifically designed to save energy and to increase comfort levels in the process.

Since the recession, its evident how the the continuing rise in heating costs in homes is having a detrimental effect ‘financially’ on many families.

With policies now being implemented to promote a greener environment, and with people more aware of the risks over greenhouse pollutions, it was perhaps inevitable new ground would be broken in relation to the specification of saving energy in new homes.

GDC Ireland (Limited) took the opportunity and showed tremendous fortitude and vision to realise this fantastic new development at Rann Mor Meadow.

Daniel told Donegal Daily, “With our society becoming more aware of a greener environment, it became obvious to us that it would be a natural progression for newly built homes to have energy saving specifications.

“At GDC we pride on ourselves on the fact that we’re always looking to break new ground.

“We’re not afraid to show innovation, and we saw these new homes as a natural progression in the specification of new homes.

“We’re absolutely delighted with our ‘A’ rated energy efficient homes, and the reaction they’re receiving from the general public.

Daniel revealed that they’ve estimated that it costs the new homes on average less than a €1 a day to heat the house.

“We’ve had energy assessment consumption carried out on the new houses, and we estimate that on average it’ll cost new homeowners less than €1 a day to heat their homes.

“It’s an incredible saving, and in this economic climate, those energy saving costs are not to be scoffed at.

Daniel added that the homes are specifically designed to ensure a constant temperature throughout the house at all times – that also increases the comfort level.

It’s completely unlike the normal specification homes.

“Unlike the normal system, where you have the house piping hot after a few hours when the heating is on, and then once it’s off for a few hours the house is cold again, these homes retain the heat.

“They’re specifically designed to retain the heat, and in doing so save energy and costs and to retain a more constant temperature which is much more comfortable.

“It’s not often you’ve to spend less to be more comfortable but that’s the way this works.

“They’re homes of the future, it’s the way the industry is going and energy efficient homes is the only way forward.

“We’re delighted that we showed innovation in creating the homes, and we’re delighted with the end product.

GDC Ireland (Limited) has earned a stellar reputation over the years for its excellence in designing  and building new homes, and breaking new ground in the industry.

The latest creation in the form of Rann Mor Meadow, has received plaudits not just locally but from all over Ireland.

For further information contact: GDC (IRL) LTD Property Developers on 074 93 84700, email: info@gdcirl.com or visit www.gdcirl.com or http://www.gdcirl.com Sherry Fitzgerald 0n 074 9122211, email: property@sfr.ie or visit www.sfr.ie or visit http://www.sfr.ie

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Stephen Maguire

Stephen Maguire is the co-founder of Donegal Daily. He has worked as a reporter for almost 30 years starting locally with the Donegal Peoples Press before moving to the Mirror Group. He continues to contribute daily to national media outlets including the Irish Times, RTE, the Irish Independent, Irish Sun, Irish Mirror, Irish Star, the Daily Mail and the Examiner.

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