1. Solar Panels – Using renewable energy like solar panels can reduce your household’s carbon footprint. It offers a way to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and lower energy bills.

2. Energy-Efficient Windows – Installing energy-efficient windows can play a significant role in reducing energy consumption, also providing natural light that can reduce the need for artificial lighting.

3. Eco-Friendly Insulation – There are different eco-friendly insulation options available, like recycled cellulose, recycled cotton-batt, sheep’s wool, and denim.

4. LED Lighting – Using LED lights and compact fluorescent light bulbs can reduce energy consumption compared to incandescent bulbs.

5. Drought-Tolerant Landscaping – Drought-tolerant landscaping or xeriscaping, using native plants, will save water, chemicals, and minimize maintainance needs.

6. Reclaimed and Recycled Wood – Reclaimed wood, repurposed wood, or responsibly harvested wood, FSC certified (Forest Stewardship Council) and non-toxic finish reduces waste and protects forests.

7. Low-VOC Paint – Using paints with low amounts of volatile organic compounds gives eco-friendly options and offer healthier air quality, without compromising on the aesthetic components.

8. Green Roofs – Green roofs offer an eco-friendly method of regulating temperature and reducing energy consumption where the vegetation and soil act as an insulator.

9. Rainwater Harvesting – By using rainwater harvesting system, there will be cost savings on water bills, conserve water, and make it available for irrigation.

10. Sustainable Flooring – Flooring materials like bamboo, cork, reclaimed wood, and linoleum that are environmentally friendly, long-lasting, and not treated with chemicals.