The Building Performance Institute Inc. (BPI), a standards development and credentialing organization for residential energy efficiency upgrade work, and Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA) announced they will begin exploring opportunities for collaboration.
Deciding to learn the home performance market will require a commitment of your time, energy, and effort. So why bother? Well, if you listen to those who have made the leap and are at the forefront of home performance contracting (HPC), you just might be convinced that this is a trend you can’t risk ignoring.
Home performance contracting is a trend that is building momentum across the country. While weatherization contractors and home energy auditors may be trying to capture the business available in this market, smart HVAC contractors are in an even better position to adopt and expand this niche.
When HVAC contractors expand into home performance, they often experience a learning curve as they discover the new tools they need to add to their fleet. One tool considered a necessity is the blower door, and manufacturers have recently rolled out new technology designed to make this equipment easier to learn and operate.
The Building Performance Institute Inc. (BPI) announced it has earned ISO 17024 accreditation of its Home Energy Professional (HEP) certifications by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI).
As more and more contractors consider diving into home-performance contracting, many are seeking guidance from numerous organizations that have the experience necessary to help contractors start and/or grow their HPC businesses.
The Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA) and Building Performance Institute Inc. (BPI) jointly announced they will begin exploring opportunities for collaboration.
The two sides signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on July 18 to promote home-performance contracting to customers, government entities, and EnergySmart Home Performance Teams.
Conservation Services Group (CSG), a leader in residential energy efficiency services, announced that Kathryn Orfino and Paul Cimino have joined its leadership team. Orfino, a green building and program management veteran, will lead CSG’s West region as regional vice president. Cimino joins the company as general counsel.