A DCGreen Design that heats on ONE AND A HALF CORD OF WOOD per year! Maine Green and Solar Builder Since 1973. Thirty-five years worth of common sense construction, focused on cost effective. Construction techniques and design strategies. Ensure comfortable spaces both at home and at work. All residential and commercial project concepts and designs.

West Mountain Condominiums on Penobscot Circle, Sugarloaf USA in Carrabassett Valley. Fresh Water Cottage, Long Pond, Mount Desert Island, Maine. Madomic Ridge Condos, Bass Harbor, Mt Desert Island, Maine. Restoration of a Sardine Factory. Knox Mill East, Mixed Use Project, Camden, Maine.

Offers three levels of green construction. Most advocates of green building concepts agree that to build green costs more and insist that the increase expense enhances the homes livability, improves indoor air quality, reduces the annual cost of operation and increases the resale value when you sell. Agrees with all the above but maintains building green can, but does not necessarily need to cost more. In fact, we guarantee that DCgreen.

Passive Solar Energy Efficient Homes of the 70s and 80s. DCampbell in the 70s and 80s. WLBZ 2, Bangor, ME.

Chris, Chris and Andrew. Don and Brian at Penn National. Don, Brian, Everett, Ben, Andy, Dave, Chris, Brian, Andrew. Dave, Mike and Chris. Dick Playing in the Yard. Colin, Chad, and Conor at Sugarloaf.

In the News July 14, 2008. Oil crisis needs strong leadership. Saturday, June 14, 2008 - Bangor Daily News. The value of the U. dollar is plummeting and the world demand on global nonrenewable oil reserves is changing with the expanding economies of China and India. Two hundred miles to our east, Canada is building a world-class refinery.