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Dexter Boozer,
Owner and General Manager of DRB Construction, is an
experienced builder that takes personal pride in
every job that the Company is contracted to perform.
This South Jersey resident proves that there is a
way to reduce those ever-increasing utility bills.
Dexter believes that everyone can be energy
self-sufficient—and he’s proved it by outfitting his
own home with geothermal and solar panel energy
generators. Dexter's plan is to outfit every home he
builds with the capacity to generate its own power
while saving the home owner hundreds of dollars.
This could be your STIMULUS PACKAGE why not reduce
your carbon footprint as you save on your energy
needs.
Dexter became intrigued by energy self-sufficiency
after going to home shows in various cities and
towns where he was stationed. The technology seemed
obvious and easy to understand. Once he realized how
the process worked, it seems like the logical thing
to do to save money.
After years of experence as a contractor and going
through several classes and getting a certification
as a Solar Installer.
Initially the geothermal and solar energy-generating
systems were cost prohibitive. It would cost $14,000
just to do the solar panels, and another $21,000 to
set up geothermal heat. Convinced of the
money-saving potential of the systems, Dexter
refused to be dissuaded. He scoured the trade
periodicals, embarking on a search for a cost
effective way to take advantage of the technology.
He finally found it in a magazine article that
talked about incentive programs for homeowners who
took advantage of energy self-sufficiency
technology, whereby local utilities would bankroll
half the cost of retrofitting.
Currently, Dexter is looking to build homes in
Myrtle Beach, S.C.; Fayetteville, N.C.; retrofit
four properties in Glassboro, N.J., and develop
low-income housing in the Oak Lane section of
Philadelphia—all to be fitted with solar and
geothermal energy generating systems.
Lead by Dexter Boozer, DRB Construction is eager to
help you save money, now and far into the future.
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