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Worcester, Massachusetts: Arboretum Village is perfect for first-time home buyers and new families who are interested in a peaceful, family-oriented community. With a prime location just minutes from Boston and Providence, there is plenty of entertainment just a drive away. |
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Auburn, Massachusetts: Bryn Mawr Estates offers panoramic views of central Massachusetts and is nestled quietly in a safe, quaint neighborhood. A great location just one mile from the access road to four major highways. Open House Every Sunday from 11 AM til 1 PM Open House held at 1 Sophia Drive, Auburn “Greenville II” model. Dir: Upland St. to Arboretum Drive at end take left onto Sophia Drive, first drive on left. |
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Millbury, Massachusetts: Autumn Gate Estates, the newest addition to Gallo Builders’ ENERGY STAR projects, is located on the Millbury/Grafton line. Situated in a safe, private neighborhood, Autumn Gate is still just minutes from dining, shopping and entertainment at Shoppes at Blackstone Valley. |
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One of the Largest ENERGY STAR Home-Builders in Massachusetts
For over forty years, Gallo Builders Inc., has been constructing high-quality homes for families throughout the Worcester County area. From charming starter-homes, to luxurious 5,000 square-foot estates, Gallo Builders is dedicated to providing an unmatched level of quality-construction, and a strong commitment to professionalism.Gallo Builders has been building ENERGY STAR homes in Massachusetts for over ten years. These certified homes meet the highest standards created by the Environmental Protection Agency For Energy-Efficiency, and are verified by an accredited third-party Home Energy Rater. Each home is equipped with effective air sealing, insulation, HVAC (heating, ventilation, air-conditioning and cooling), combustion heating systems and appliances, and follows a thermal bypass checklist.
Gallo’s ENERGY STAR homes save families thousands each year on costly utility bills and escalating energy prices. Last year, ENERGY STAR labeled homes saved families more than $270 million on utility bills, while avoiding greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to those from 370,000 vehicles. |