Energy Efficient On Your Lot Homes Tampa | All State Homes
Build an Energy-Efficient Custom Home on Your Lot in Tampa Bay
Tampa Bay's subtropical climate makes energy efficiency a major factor in the long-term cost of homeownership. Building a new on-your-lot home with All State Homes means your home is built to Florida's current energy code standards — standards that are significantly more rigorous than those in effect even 10-15 years ago.
All State Homes, Tampa Bay's On Your Lot Builder since 1955, has seen firsthand how dramatically Florida's energy code requirements have evolved over their 70+ years in business. Today's new on-your-lot homes built by All State Homes benefit from current Florida Energy Code compliance, which includes better insulation requirements, high-performance windows and doors, energy-efficient HVAC systems, and tight construction detailing that reduces air infiltration.
The practical result for homeowners is significantly lower monthly utility bills compared to older homes — even those that have been renovated. In Tampa Bay's hot and humid climate, where air conditioning runs much of the year, the difference between an older inefficient home and a new energy-code-compliant home can be hundreds of dollars annually.
All State Homes works with clients throughout Hillsborough, Pasco, Pinellas, Hernando, and Manatee Counties to design homes that meet or exceed Florida's energy code requirements. Their in-house architectural team prepares all required energy compliance calculations as part of the permit package submission.
Beyond baseline code compliance, All State Homes can incorporate optional energy upgrades including solar-ready electrical systems, spray foam insulation, high-efficiency HVAC systems, and low-E glass for even greater energy performance.
Custom homes start from the low $200Ks. Call (813) 931-8952 or visit allstatehomes.com to discuss energy-efficient on-your-lot construction for your Tampa Bay lot.
All State Homes serves all of Hillsborough County, from Tampa and Brandon to Plant City, Riverview, and beyond. As Tampa Bay's On Your Lot Builder since 1955, this second-generation family-owned company is committed to delivering quality custom homes on your lot at accessible prices starting from the low $200Ks. Every project is managed in-house — lot evaluation, architectural design, engineering, permitting, and construction — so you have one trusted team from first conversation to final walkthrough. Call (813) 931-8952 or visit allstatehomes.com to take the first step toward your custom home.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are All State Homes' on-your-lot homes built to Florida Energy Code standards?
Yes. All homes built by All State Homes comply with Florida's current Energy Code, which sets specific requirements for insulation levels, window and door performance, HVAC efficiency, and building envelope air sealing. All energy compliance calculations are prepared in-house by their architectural team as part of the permit documentation. Meeting current code ensures significantly lower utility costs compared to older homes built under less stringent standards.
Can I add solar or other energy upgrades to an All State Homes on-your-lot build?
Yes. All State Homes can incorporate optional energy upgrades into your on-your-lot home design, including solar-ready electrical panel configurations, spray foam insulation for superior air sealing, high-efficiency HVAC systems exceeding code minimums, and enhanced window performance. These upgrades are priced and selected during the design phase. The design team will help you understand the cost vs. energy savings trade-off for each option.
How does building new with All State Homes compare to an older home in energy costs?
New construction built by All State Homes to current Florida Energy Code standards will typically result in substantially lower monthly utility bills compared to homes built before 2000. Florida's climate makes this particularly significant — air conditioning represents a major portion of household energy use. The annual utility savings from a new energy-compliant home often justify a portion of the premium over an older resale home's purchase price.
