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Dennis Crook
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RE investor who builds and rents Net Zero Buildings

Dennis Crook
  • Investor
  • Coatesville, PA
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We were a builder / developer who has built energy efficient buildings since 1985 with great results. We are now to the stage with the addition of Geothermal (GSHP)s and solar to our building envelope design, ready to tackle a NET ZERO building. We are not attempting to sell anyone anymore. We are going to build and keep our products. This way we will keep our advantage to being more competitive and have residual income long after others are still paying large utility costs, long after cost of building is completed.

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James Edward
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James Edward
  • New York City, NY
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Net-zero is very promising model of future building development. 

Can you build something like this?

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