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Introducing living green to homeowners, with Nancy Karibjanian on WHYY

Replacing your plastic bags with canvass at the grocery store is one way to help the environment, and another way is to be aware of the products and materials that you use in your next home improvement project.  Whether you are building a new home, remodeling your basement, or simply dressing up your dining room, there are green choices available for every budget and Panaro Construction, Inc. can help you in making those choices.

Delaware Today—Taking the LEED

You don’t need Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certification to build green. Anyone can do it. Looking to build a house or remodel your home in a sustainable way? Talk to Tony and Julie Panaro of Panaro Construction. The couple are building what they hope will be the first LEED-certified house in the New Castle County area, in Chesapeake City, Maryland. Read More
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The Newark Post—Going green over drinks

Much has changed in the 25 years since John and Lori Lake have been involved in "green" issues. In the early 1980s, when the couple renovated their first home using environmentally friendly practices, they dealt with an unexpected visit from the local police department, investigating a neighbor's suspicion that the solar panels on their roof were spy cameras. Read More
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