CARLETON HOUSE
Transition to net-zero energy use
Transition to 100% electric
Heat-pump heating and water
Photovoltaic panels
Induction range
Originally constructed in 1927 as a two-bedroom, one-bath bungalow, the residence has received many upgrades over the years. The current owners purchased it in 1993, adding a master bedroom and bath in 1999, replacing the kitchen in 2008, adding solar panels in 2015, and are currently undertaking full electrification.
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In transition to net-zero energy use, improvements include:
• High efficiency (19.0 SEER) mini-split, ducted heat pump space heating
• Heat pump (hybrid) water heater
• Induction range
• Stacking Energy Star washer with condensing (heat pump) dryer
• Energy Star range hood, refrigerator & dishwasher
• 2.45 kW photovoltaic system for electricity generation
• Attic and crawl space insulation to improve thermal efficiency
• Blown-in high-density cellulose insulation in original walls
• Double pane wood windows to replace original windows