Facebook Tweet Help Stories Renovation Become an eco-warrior without leaving home Share Tweet Help A new home loan package from Westpac makes incorporating green products into your home an affordable option view of the renovated hallway featuring dark stained matai weatherboards, glass balustrading Renovate or detonate? For most homeowners looking to upgrade their home, this question will no doubt be raised. Regardless of the answer, one of the increasingly common considerations is, how to do either in an environmentally responsible way.Environmentally Sustainable Design (ESD) is no longer seen as a niche category. More and more homeowners are wanting to incorporate ESD principles into their homes, says Candice Collier, Westpac corporate responsibility manager. view of the renovated hallway featuring dark stained matai weatherboards, glass balustrading "Westpac recognises the importance of environmentally responsible practices, which is why we've launched the green home loans initiative in conjunction with our Westpac Choices home loans."Westpac has partnered with a number of building industry suppliers among them Resene, Pink Batts, and Matisse Furniture to offer customers discounts on a variety of products like solar hot water heaters, insulation, and furniture. view of the renovated hallway featuring dark stained matai weatherboards, glass balustrading "Working closely with government and suppliers, we've come up with some great deals. So whether you're renovating or building, these discounts can help provide healthy homes as well as reducing power and heating bills," says Collier.For further information, contact the Westpac Home Loan Specialist team on 0800 88 11 33, or visit your nearest Westpac branch. Story by: Trendsideas 03 Aug, 2007 Renovation Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post Falling water 01 Dec, 2024 Farmhouse with flair 01 Dec, 2024 Surface attraction 01 Dec, 2024 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > NZ2311def NZ2311 Read More Similar Stories