Welcome to Arrow Real Estate - Ennis Montana's Premiere Real Estate Brokerage

Christine Canterbury was certified as an Ecobroker in 2007.

As an EcoBroker, she helps her clients take advantage of energy-efficient, healthy and comfortable home environments.

WHAT IS AN ECOBROKER?

EcoBroker is an educational and certification program for real estate professionals who care about the environment and want to promote energy-efficient and "green" homes and buildings. The EcoBroker logo is the symbol of environmentally responsible and sustainable practices in the real estate industry. Certified EcoBrokers meet buyer and seller demands for a real estate professional with a real understanding of the issues that drive current market decisions.

WHAT TO EXPEXT FROM YOUR ECOBROKER?

Ecobrokers have extensive knowledge regarding:

Home comfort, safety and durability
Environmental issues
Energy efficiency
The "Green Market"
Value added service that make a difference to you, your family and the environment

WHY WORK WITH AN ECOBROKER?

Buyers: Ecobrokers can make it easy to find a home with green attributes or to help you make improvements to your existing home.

Buyers Benefits:

Save Money
Find homes with green features
Live comfortably
Help the environment
Work with a professional who cares

Sellers: Anyone can price your home. It takes marketing to sell your property. Promoting energy savings features sets you apart from the competition.

Sellers Benefits:

Sell for more
Distinguish your home from the competition
Attract buyers nationally and internationally - listings will appear on Ecobroker.com
Add value to a home
Work with a professional who cares

The Market:

Home vales increase by about $20 for every $1 reduction in annual utility bills
Roughly 9 in 10 people (91%) said energy efficient features in a new home are extremely or very important
With the help of energy-efficient technologies, American saved over $8 billon on energy bills while preventing greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to the emission of 18 million vehicles

Items that may make your home green or energy-efficient

Timber framing
Low E windows
Water conserving toilets
Solar orieintation
Reclaimed wood
Non toxic paint
Formaldehyde free insulation
Smart irrigation systems
Natural vegetation landscaping, shade trees and windbreaks
Types of heating systems
Energy efficient appliances
Passive solar heating and cooling
Radiant floor heating
Radon mitigation
Roof- durable, lasting roof material
Instantaneous water heating
Indoor air quality
Mold mitigation
Natural day lighting

Links
www.ecobroker.com
www.energystar.gov
www.greenerchoices.org
www.builtgreen.org

Check out what is new in the "Green World" - Coming Soon

- Madison Beaverhead Board of REALTORS-Southwest Montana MLS -
Equal Housing Opportunity