Advantages of Enertia Homes
Designs for Engineers and Environmentalists
At Enertia Homes, we merge cutting-edge engineering with sustainable practices to create homes that are not only structurally superior but also environmentally responsible. Our unique approach ensures that every Enertia Home stands as a testament to innovation, efficiency, and eco-conscious living.
Stronger and Safer
Solid timber structures are more robust and safer than stick-frame homes.
An Enertia home is particularly impact-resistant, dramatically reducing the danger and devastation from hurricanes and tornados.


Fire Resistance
The density of our mass timber construction provides superior fire resistance.
A stick-built home has roughly four minutes of fire resistance. At the same time, our massive walls give you approximately two hours of fire resistance.
Built-in Green House
Enertia Homes incorporate integrated green spaces that seamlessly blend indoor and outdoor environments.
These green elements support biodiversity, reduce urban heat island effects, and offer homeowners a connection to nature within their own homes.


Low Cost Per Generation
Enertia Homes are built to last. Our homes can be passed on without a major upkeep or energy burden, creating a haven designed to last for generations.
Better Basements
Enertia basements are bright, sun-filled spaces with a constant supply of fresh air.


Prepared for the Apocalypse
Our massive walls have even proven to be bullet-resistant in ballistic testing!
Enhanced Indoor Air Quality
In some very tightly enclosed houses, fumes from particleboard, carpet, and plastics outgassing have been suspected to cause ‘sick building syndrome’.
Since the Enertia home breathes, and does not rely on tightness for its efficiency, this is not a concern in Enertia homes.


Build Off Grid
Because the Enertia building system requires so little additional power, our homes are ideal for the off-grid homeowner seeking an energy-independent home.
Less Construction Debris
Only what is needed is shipped. Siding, insulation, house wrap, and far less sheetrock are used, so the waste from those unnecessary products is avoided and doesn't end up in landfills.
