Jaffa Group Wins Again!

ThermWise Announces 2010 Builder of the Year Awards

Awards recognize Utah builders who are committed
to building high-quality energy efficient homes

Gold: Jaffa Group
Jaffa Group strives to build all of their homes to the NAHB Green Building standard and is committed to ensuring all their homes have maximum insulation and the most efficient equipment possible. view award

Featured Green Product

Rheem Hybrid Electric Water Heater

The Rheem Hybrid Electric Water Heater features heat pump technology that makes it over TWICE as efficient as standard electric water heaters. That means if your annual energy cost for hot water is around $520, you could save as much as $286 per year!

The Rheem Hybrid Electric Water Heater is also ENERGY STAR® rated and qualifies for Federal tax credits through December 2010. Learn More

Jaffa Group News

Jaffa Group is currently overseeing the following projects:

⋅ New Build Home in Deer Crest (Park City, Utah)
⋅ New Build Home in Deer Valley (Park City, Utah)
⋅ Remodel on White Pine Canyon (Park City, Utah)
⋅ Interior Design in Promontory (Park City, Utah)
⋅ Addition Major Remodel (Coral Springs, Florida)
⋅ 25,000 sf Commercial Project (Park City, Utah)
⋅ Design for New Construction in the Colony (Park City Utah)
⋅ Design for New Construction on Park Meadows Golf Course (Park City, Utah)
⋅ Remodel in Park Meadows, Park City Utah

Recycle News

Recycling - Quick Facts

Why recycle?

1. Recycling conserves our valuable natural resources.
2. Recycling saves energy.
3. Recycling saves clean air and clean water.
4. Recycling saves landfill space.

Each ton of recycled paper can save 17 trees, 380 gallons of oil, three cubic yards of landfill space, 4,000 kilowatts of energy and 7,000 gallons of water!

Making recycled paper instead of new paper uses 64 percent less energy and uses 58 percent less water.

One tree can filter up to 60 pounds of pollutants from the air each year. More than 1/3 of all fiber used to make paper comes from recycled paper. Only 1 percent of the world's water supply is usable; 97 percent is in the ocean and 2 percent is frozen. It takes a 15-year-old tree to produce 700 grocery bags.

Where does the trash go? When you throw something "away", it doesn't go away! Trash is either burned, buried, recycled or dumped into rivers and oceans.

Disposable diapers last centuries in landfills. An average baby will go through 8,000 of them!

Recycling a stack of newspapers just 3 feet high can save one tree.