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Infraspection Institute Certified Level I Thermographer
Infraspection Institute is the oldest independent infrared training and the infrared industry
through training, technical consulting, technical publications, research, standards
development, and software publishing.
Infraspection Institute is the oldest independent infrared training and the infrared industry
through training, technical consulting, technical publications, research, standards
development, and software publishing.
Classroom training and National Rater Exam administered by Home Energy Concepts
RESNET Provider who has 35 years experience in heating and cooling and energy
efficiency in residential construction.
RESNET Provider who has 35 years experience in heating and cooling and energy
efficiency in residential construction.
Field Training, Certification, and ongoing Quality Assurance Providership through Southface.
Since 1978, Southface has offered education, research and technical assistance programs on sustainable energy and environmental
technologies. Southface has earned recognition from government, industry and community organizations for their programs and outreach.
The Southface Resource Center and Eco Office in Atlanta, Georgia, showcase these technologies and demonstrate practical ways to save
money, use resources wisely and reduce pollution.
Since 1978, Southface has offered education, research and technical assistance programs on sustainable energy and environmental
technologies. Southface has earned recognition from government, industry and community organizations for their programs and outreach.
The Southface Resource Center and Eco Office in Atlanta, Georgia, showcase these technologies and demonstrate practical ways to save
money, use resources wisely and reduce pollution.
Nationally Certified Home Energy Rater
No. 0063-SERH
No. 0063-SERH
RESNET is a non-profit national standards The Residential Energy Services Network, or making body for building energy efficiency rating
systems. RESNET's standards are officially recognized by the U.S. mortgage industry for capitalizing a building's energy performance in the
mortgage loan, financial investors, and by the federal government for verification of building energy performance for such programs as federal tax
incentives, the Environmental Protection Agency's ENERGY STAR program and the U.S. Department of Energy's Building America Program.
Learn more about RESNET and the Home Energy Rating System
systems. RESNET's standards are officially recognized by the U.S. mortgage industry for capitalizing a building's energy performance in the
mortgage loan, financial investors, and by the federal government for verification of building energy performance for such programs as federal tax
incentives, the Environmental Protection Agency's ENERGY STAR program and the U.S. Department of Energy's Building America Program.
Learn more about RESNET and the Home Energy Rating System
Residential Energy Services Network
(RESNET) Member
(RESNET) Member
ENERGY STAR is a joint program of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Energy helping us
all save money and protect the environment through energy efficient products and practices. Americans, with the help of
ENERGY STAR, saved enough energy in 2008 alone to avoid greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to those from 29 million
cars — all while saving $19 billion on their utility bills.
all save money and protect the environment through energy efficient products and practices. Americans, with the help of
ENERGY STAR, saved enough energy in 2008 alone to avoid greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to those from 29 million
cars — all while saving $19 billion on their utility bills.
Energy Star Partner
U.S. Department of Energy Building America
Builder's Challenge Partner
Builder's Challenge Partner
U.S. homebuilders of all sizes, from all areas of the country, report growing buyer interest in energy-efficient houses. Yet they
also find that many homebuyers want help in making informed decisions. How can homebuyers tell exceptional energy
performers from average energy performers or code homes? How do they figure out just what that difference will mean in their
energy bills?
Spearheaded by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), the Builders Challenge is a voluntary effort to provide compelling
answers. Through the Builders Challenge, participating homebuilders will have an easy way to differentiate their best
energy-performing homes from other products in the marketplace, and to make the benefits clear to buyers.
Go to http://www1.eere.energy.gov/buildings/challenge/about.html to learn more.
also find that many homebuyers want help in making informed decisions. How can homebuyers tell exceptional energy
performers from average energy performers or code homes? How do they figure out just what that difference will mean in their
energy bills?
Spearheaded by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), the Builders Challenge is a voluntary effort to provide compelling
answers. Through the Builders Challenge, participating homebuilders will have an easy way to differentiate their best
energy-performing homes from other products in the marketplace, and to make the benefits clear to buyers.
Go to http://www1.eere.energy.gov/buildings/challenge/about.html to learn more.
North Carolina Licensed General Contractor
No. 68842
Licensed in North Carolina to practice General Contracting for projects up to a half million
dollars.
No. 68842
Licensed in North Carolina to practice General Contracting for projects up to a half million
dollars.
North Carolina Licensed Home Inspector
No. 3075
Licensed in North Carolina to practice as a Home Inspector within the State of North Carolina.
No. 3075
Licensed in North Carolina to practice as a Home Inspector within the State of North Carolina.
National Association of Home Builders Certified Green Professional
NAHB's Certified Green Professinal (CGP) designation is a reliable way to identify industry
professionals who are committed to making your home green.
Learn more at the NAHB website.
NAHB's Certified Green Professinal (CGP) designation is a reliable way to identify industry
professionals who are committed to making your home green.
Learn more at the NAHB website.
National Association of Home Builders Accredited Green Building Verifier
As the sole certifying body for the National Green Building Standard, the NAHB Research
Center is responsible for training and accrediting eligible individuals to verify that homes
across the country meet the criteria of the national green building certification.
Learn more at the NAHB Green website.
As the sole certifying body for the National Green Building Standard, the NAHB Research
Center is responsible for training and accrediting eligible individuals to verify that homes
across the country meet the criteria of the national green building certification.
Learn more at the NAHB Green website.
In addition to the licenses, certifications, and memberships below, we are also
members of the Hendersonville Home Builders Association, the North Carolina
Home Builders Association, the Johnson City Area Home Builders Association,
the Northeast Tennessee Green Building Council, the Home Builders
Association of Tennessee, and the National Association of Home Builders.
