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The free assessments are funded by the Australian Government's Green Loans Program, which also funds interest free Green Loans of up to $10,000, to assist with recommended improvements. Each year the average Australian household contributes 13 tonnes of greenhouse gas to the atmosphere, enough to fill more than 700 balloons a day. Every household also draws an average of 73,000 buckets of water a year. That's enough for around 12 baths a day.

Andrew Goodfellow of Aussie Home Inventories, who is a qualified Home Sustainability Assessor said, "the residents on the Mid North Coast of New South Wales are increasingly looking for ways to stop wasting resources. Further wishing to save money on household bills and make their homes more comfortable, whilst helping to protect our environment."

"The Australian Government's Green Loans Program, is helping householders to make the right choices for their home and budget, by funding the Home Sustainability Assessments and interest free Green Loans."

The Green Loans Program involves three easy steps:
Step 1: Book your free Home Sustainability Assessment.
Step 2: Receive your tailored Home Sustainability Report.
Step 3: Choose which of the recommended actions, you will take to improve your home.

Your Home Sustainability Assessment could identify actions as simple as, switching to energy efficient lights and replacing shower heads. It may also recommend how you can do more, such as installing water or energy saving products, like rainwater tanks or solar panels.

To take the next step and make the larger scale change, householders can apply to an approved financial institution, for an interest-free Green Loan of up to $10,000 for up to four years.

To book your free Home Sustainability Assessment call Aussie Home Inventories on: 02 6564 7282.

Further information on a FREE Home Sustainability Assessment by Aussie Home Inventories is available on their website: www.aussiehomeinventories.com.au