Energy Efficiency

A Cathedralized Attic, also known as conditioned attic space, is an unvented attic with the insulation installed between the upper wood members of the roof trusses instead of at the lower wood members above the drywall ceiling  As you may be aware, the Arizona heat can be brutal and has historically been known to heat our attic temperatures up to 40 degrees higher than the outside air. By moving the insulation from the lower members in the attic to the upper members it dramatically changes how your attic will perform. This method of installation now treats your attic as a semi-conditioned space

Benefit to you:

• In the Summer, the temperature in your attic will be significantly cooler than a typical vented attic
• Mechanical ducts are now installed in a semi-conditioned space compared to an extremely hot unconditioned attic space
• Your heating and cooling system will perform with significantly greater efficiency
• You will experience a more comfortable home during the heating and cooling season
• A cooler attic space creates less wear on recessed can lighting, plumbing  lines and electrical wires

Installing some USB outlets in your home allows you to charge one or two USB-powered devices at each USB wall outlet, eliminating power strips and turning your entire home into a clutter-free charging station.

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About Casa Grande, AZ

Casa Grande is located in the center of Central Arizona – within 45 minutes to Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport. I-8 / I-10 interchange is located just south of the downtown corridor, providing convenient access to 3 major routes.

Casa Grande began as many other towns and cities across the west began, as the end of the railroad. As the Southern Pacific Railroad was being built across Arizona, construction had to stop for a variety of reasons. Each place it was stopped was called Terminus. By May of 1879, a point was reached where the present town of Casa Grande is now located.

Work was stopped again, and that stop was also called Terminus. In September 1880, executives of the Southern Pacific Railroad renamed the town after the prehistoric Hohokam Indian structure ( Great House) and ruins which were located 20 miles to the east.

This information is from the Museum of Casa Grande website www.tmocg.org

The small-town charm of Casa Grande, which boasts mountain preserves, complete with walking and hiking trails. Interstate 10 and popular schools, shopping, dining, and recreation, including Palm Island Family Aquatic Park, are also within easy reach.

Economic Development & Construction

Lucid Manufacturing Plant
https://www.lucidmotors.com/company/

Attesa – A 2360-acre motorsports complex
https://www.attesa.com/about/