What Should I Buy?

Water Use

WaterSense® Irrigation Timers

Save 7,600 gallons a year

Carbon Emissions

Front Door

Eco Actions Partner

Carbon Emissions

Insulative Sheathing Under Siding

Resists moisture and saves energy by reducing gaps and drafts

Carbon Emissions

Solar Panels

Can produce nearly 80% of an average U.S. home’s annual energy needs

Water Use

Hose Spigot Cover

Turn off outdoor water supply and cover spigots in winter months

Carbon Emissions

Spray Foam

Properly insulating the home and sealing gaps and cracks can save up to $200 a year in energy costs

Carbon Emissions

Great Stuff® Pestblock

Prevent air leaks and block out unwanted pests

Circularity

Composite Decking and Fencing

Made from 95% recycled plastic and wood, 25-year guarantee to not warp or fade

Eco Actions Partner

Carbon Emissions

ENERGY STAR® Gas-Powered HVAC System

8% more efficient

Carbon Emissions

Insulated Garage Door

5X better thermal performance

Carbon Emissions

ENERGY STAR® Windows

Save $100 – $580 a year depending on local climate

Eco Actions Partner

Water Use

Mulch

Helps retain moisture around plants, reduce evaporation

Water Use

Rain Barrel

Release water slowly where it’s needed, helping to avoid wasted water runoff

Water Use

Soaker Hose

Release water slowly where it’s needed, helping to avoid wasted water runoff

Water Use

Drip Irrigation Kits

Release water slowly where it’s needed, helping to avoid wasted water runoff

Water Use

WaterSense® Irrigation Spray Sprinklers

Use 50% less water by putting water where it’s needed

Sustainable Forestry

Shade Tree

Plant on South and West sides of house to reduce AC energy use by 50% in the summer

Responsible Chemistry

USDA Organic Seeds

Responsible Chemistry

USDA Organic Plants

Responsible Chemistry

OMRI-Certified Organic Pest Control

Responsible Chemistry

OMRI-Certified Organic Plant Food

Responsible Chemistry

OMRI-Certified Organic Fertilizer

Responsible Chemistry

OMRI-Certified Organic Soil

Eco Actions Partner

Circularity

Compostable Paper Lawn Refuse Bags

Circularity

Composters

Turn food scraps into soil-enriching nutrients for more productive gardening

Responsible Chemistry

Pollinator-Friendly Plants

Nature’s Nutrients® attract pollinators

Carbon Emissions

Solar Landscape Lights

Sustainable Forestry

Siding

Eco Actions Partner

Sustainable Forestry

Siding

Eco Actions Partner

Sustainable Forestry

Dark Sky-Approved Light Fixtures

Avoid light pollution and neighbor disputes by putting light where it’s needed, not in the sky or in a neighbor’s window

Water Use

Native Plants

Requires less water and are better for pollinators