Home construction in America hasn't changed much in 100 years other than the costs going up and the quality going down. AmeriSus homes are different than anything that exists today.
For starters AmeriSus homes have been purposefully designed to be smaller, efficient and functional. The money you save from an AmeriSus house can become money put into savings for your future. Traditional builders, brokers, bankers and even communities make more money when they deliver a bigger, more expensive house. But who really needs a bigger house?
More and more people are living as single occupant households. Family size is shrinking. More and more single parent households exist than ever before. So who needs, scratch that, who can really afford four bedrooms with kitchens sized for banquets and rooms that go unused most of the time?
These type homes are expensive to buy, expensive to rent, expensive to maintain and expensive to repair. Add to that increased utility costs, increased transportation costs, increased healthcare costs and even increased taxes and there's nothing left for you!
AmeriSus seeks to change the norm. Our much broader overall concept brings to each AmeriSus occupant a different way of life which we call the AmeriSus Experience.
By creating homes that are reasonably priced and inexpensive to operate and maintain AmeriSus home occupants can get their household finances in balance closer to the formula that worked for decades long before high prices made home ownership a burden.
We see the money saved each month from a lower mortgage, lower taxes, lower utility bills helping to bring about a more satisfying life style.
That money saved becomes extra money in the bank for an emergency. It becomes savings for college or retirement. It can even provide funds for a needed rest on an overdue vacation. The AmeriSus approach to housing can even pave the way towards a way of life where credit card balances, annoying phone calls from lenders and penalties on debit cards (for using your own money) can become a thing of the past.
We're working to create "Smart Homes for Everyone."