Secure Life Homes
Your home should be a pleasant place to live and enjoy life, where worries are small and everything is easy. But home is much more than that.
Your Home is also a literal life raft to protect all you cherish and hold dear, through the storms of life. If your home cannot protect you from even known, predictable disasters, what good is it anyway?
What if you could have a home specifically designed for your own unique lifestyle,
• using the latest advancements in quality of life technology,
• over 90% more energy efficient than your current home,
• highly resistant to the worst events mother nature could send your way?
Grid Down Homes
Why Grid Down homes?
“Because History has been very unkind to refugees.”-Douglas Clark, Architect.
Our Homes serve many roles. They are our place to raise a growing family, to enjoy life and friends, holidays, recreation, learning, love and happiness. But most of all are homes serve us to keep and protect what we cherish most of all in life. But life is not all smooth sailing, tragedies comes to families everyday in many forms, from natural disaster to man made threat events.
If you are looking for a home that can resist the worst the world has to throw at keep on supporting your family’s lives please come inside.
Some thoughts on the February 2021 Texas Grid Outage- and How We Can Help Protect Ourselves.
In 2016, I was invited by Senator Bob Hall to speak at the 2016 Texas Grid Security Summit. I spoke on how to secure the grid during disasters, especially on residential level. It came with great disappointment to open the news today to see…
Fortified Gold Level Home
Article 1 A case for making your new home a Fortified Gold Level Home. When building a new home, we all have a wish list of important features to improve the quality of life compared to our current situation. This usually includes more space,…
Passive House Busts High Cost Myth
An article by Bruce Sullivan There’s a myth circulating that super energy-efficient homes cost more to build than homes with typical code-level energy features. Last year, Architect, Richard Pedranti, busted that myth by designing a home to Passive House standards for only $165 per square foot….
