Passive-inspired Modern, Los Altos
Passive-inspired Modern, Los Altos Located in Los Altos, CA., this sophisticated high-performance home is approximately 3,100 square feet. A single-story...
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General Contracting
Clarum Homes leads the green-building industry with innovation, elegance and sophistication from all standpoints: design, environmental soundness, and solid construction.
We will take your custom home from start to finish with design, consultation, and building services, attending to every last detail.
Design Build
We design and build custom homes with unsurpassed environmental consciousness and uncompromising style. We also renovate existing homes to the same enchanting and exacting standards.
Either way, your dream home awaits. With incredible energy saving features and luxurious amenities, Clarum Homes are truly made for the future, and will endure the test of time.
Passive Home
A passive house represents today’s highest standards for smart energy use and conservation by virtually heating and cooling itself. It saves 90% of the energy of a typical house.
Clarum’s Passive Homes are beautiful, healthy, and comfortable. We believe that your home should meet your standards of luxury and sustainability.
Passive Inspired Home in Los Altos
Passive Inspired Modern Home in Los Altos Clarum Homes is proud of this high-performance modern home in Los Altos, CA. Approximately 3,338 square...
Napa-Style Modern Farmhouse
Napa-Style Modern Farmhouse Clarum Homes built this Napa-style modern farmhouse on a three-acre estate in Woodside. The luxurious main residence includes all...
From the Blog
How does energy efficiency impact a home’s carbon footprint?
March 4, 2019
The cost of energy is rising rapidly — and not just in dollars. Our environment is also paying the price: non-renewable energy consumption, carbon emissions, and pollution. In the U.S., 39% of all greenhouse gas emissions come from buildings. We use energy — electricity, gas, and water — to keep our houses at a comfortable […]
