Energy Efficient Remodel Home

If you own a house in Las Vegas that is anything but brand-​new, this place is a fabulous resource.
The city bought a house that represents a typical home for this area as far as size and age (built in the 80s). Many groups came together to help remodel this home for energy efficiency. Before this home went into foreclosure, the previous owner was losing 60¢ on every energy dollar spent. Now they have put in new insulation, windows, and air conditioning to show the community what options are available to them. Many people don’t have the cash to make a lot of home improvements at once, but this tour shows the many options available, ranging from the simple changes (LED lights that last for 30 years) to the more advanced (and expensive) solar panels. They can also provide information on scheduling an energy inspection of your own home and what government incentives are available for changes.
The feature I found most impressive was the silence. The home is located on the corned of Cheyenne and is very close to moderate traffic. However, with the insulation they used, the traffic noise was not apparent at all.
The home has an open house on Saturdays from 10 – 5 and tours by appointment during the week.