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On average you could save £1,982* per year when you move into one of our energy-efficient Ashberry homes.

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Why Ashberry 5 star homes Personal touch Why buy new Customer stories Your Journey First-time buyers Warranty and insurance protection
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Energy Efficient Homes

Energy-efficient and sustainable new-build homes

You could save up to £1,982 per year when you move into one of our energy-efficient Ashberry houses.

We're committed to a greener and more environmentally friendly way of doing things. On average, it will cost just over £1,065 per year to run a new Ashberry home – that’s 65% cheaper than the average cost of running an existing house, meaning potential savings of £165 a month on your energy bills.*

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Benefits of buying new

Benefits of buying new

When buying a new Ashberry home compared to a second-hand home you will save the following:

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Save £1,982

An Ashberry house with an EPC (energy performance certificate) rating of B or above could save you up to £1,982 a year or £202 a month on your energy bills, when compared with an older home.*

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65% cheaper

Due to the implementation of our pioneering technology, your energy bills will be 65% cheaper than the cost of a typical existing home.

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99% EPC rating B or above

99% of new Ashberry houses hold an EPC (energy performance certificate) rating of B or above for energy efficiency. For comparison, 5% of second-hand homes hold the same rating**.

Built with cost savings in mind

Energy-saving insulation

Through enhanced manufacturing processes and other smart innovations, insulation used in Ashberry homes improves heat retention, helping to save money on household bills.

Environmentally friendly

Walls in Ashberry homes utilise energy-efficient insulation to help trap warmth and drive down running costs. In addition, the materials contain a high level of recycled bottle-bank glass, helping the environment.

Visible results

Double-glazed windows help to keep homes warmer during the winter and cooler during the summer, enabling homeowners to enjoy money-saving benefits throughout the year.

Cost savings in detail

* Figures based on HBF 2024 'Watt a Save' report, full details at bottom of page

On average, with a new house from Ashberry, you’d save up to £1,982 a year on energy bills

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With a new house from Ashberry Homes, you’d save on average £165 a month on energy bills

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Save an average of just over £1,574 per year on energy bills, when you purchase a new-build property (houses and apartments).

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Be part of a greener future with our high-specification homes

We are now fitting electric vehicle wall charging units at selected developments*. You will be able to charge an electric car (or plug-in hybrid) at home. Not only will you be helping to create a greener future but will have an easier and convenient way to charge up your car.

*For further details please speak with your sales advisor.

Did you know? The average new Ashberry property would emit 1.29 tonnes of carbon emissions a year, versus an average EPC (energy performance certificate) Band D rated property which emits 3.52 tonnes. That’s a saving of 2.23 tonnes a year. 12 newly planted trees would take 20 years to absorb that amount of carbon.”

source - onetreeplanted.org

Go green and save more

Every household in the UK creates tonnes of carbon dioxide every year. Billions is wasted on energy in the UK each year. Collectively, we spend millions on electricity by using washing machines, tumble dryers and dishwashers. This produces millions of tonnes of carbon dioxide every year.

For hints and tips on how you can save more energy, see below.

TIPS TO GO GREEN AND SAVE MORE

Heating your home Recycling in your home Saving water & electricity
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Heating your home

Whilst we typically heat our homes between 18°C and 21°C, if this were lowered by just 1°C you could trim up to 10% off your fuel bill. We’d also recommend setting your thermostat to switch on earlier as opposed to turning it on as soon as it gets colder outside.

Recycling in your home

Our homes produce around 30 million tonnes of waste every year, 80% of which can be recycled, composted and reused in other ways. You can keep more of your waste away from landfill by making use of your recycling collections and nearby waste recycling centres.

Saving water & electricity

Run your dishwasher only when you have a full load, since it will always use the same amount of water and electricity, whether it’s full or not. Also instead of a 60°C washing cycle, try 30°C or 40°C. You’ll end up using around 33% less electricity.

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* Figures based on HBF 2024 ‘Watt a Save’ report. Based on HBF analysis of EPC ratings, taking into account the scheduled Energy Price Guarantee (EPG) increases. | ** Source: HBF report 2024 and Ashberry Homes data from 5 SAP assessors from 1 Aug 2022 – 31 Jan 2024. | † Source: carbonfootprint.com

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