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How our Corporate Partners help make HFOT homes energy-efficient

…in the home. C.H.I. Overhead Doors and CertainTeed insulation, siding, solar, roofing and drywall, all play a major role in keeping the home at a comfortable temperature, while consehttps://www.chiohd.com/rving energy and lowering heating and cooling bills. LED lights from Progress Lighting and energy star rated appliances from Whirlpool add to the energy cost savings in HFOT homes. When it comes to the bathrooms, Rinnai tankless water heaters work seamlessly with bath and plumbing products to reduce energy use. When the…

Travis Greene

…blast. Spending 53 days in the ICU, Travis endured multiple surgeries and complications. Transferred to Walter Reed Army Medical Center, he spent eight months in treatments and therapies before being sent to Balboa Naval Medical Center bringing his total time spent hospitalized to more than one year and eight months. Travis is busy raising his daughter, Hayden, and son, Tristan and he says the home is a big help with parental duties. “The house lets me be an involved parent…

Michael Montange

SSG MICHAEL MONTANGE Jupiter, FL Mission Accomplished on Aug. 20, 2022 On Aug. 22, 2007, Army Staff Sergeant Michael Montange was on his third deployment to Iraq serving with the 307th Brigade Support Battalion, 1st Brigade, 82nd Airborne Division when he was severely injured. While leading a convoy on Route Sword in Baghdad, SSG Montange’s vehicle was hit by an explosively formed projectile (EFP). Shrapnel from the blast pierced through the armored door of the vehicle into SSG Montange’s hip….

Craig Andrade

SPC Craig Andrade Marion, TX Mission Accomplished on November 11, 2011 In February 2005, Army Specialist Craig Andrade was on his first deployment when an improvised explosive device (IED) blast near Baghdad, Iraq, left him with severe injuries including the loss of both legs above the knees and a burst eardrum. While on patrol with his platoon, an IED hidden in the trunk of a tree was detonated, injuring everyone in SPC Andrade’s squad and killing his friend who was…

Wallace Fanene

…telling him, “You’ll make it…just hold on.” Airlifted to Balad, Wallace was still unconscious while in Landstuhl, Germany, waking to the sound of his wife’s voice three days later at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. As he looked at his wrapped limbs, he knew that his leg was gone, but did not realize he had lost his hand and lower right arm as well until he was told. Transferred to Balboa Naval Medical Center in San Diego, Wally was pleased…