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HERS rated energy efficient homes are the key to green living, providing better home comfort, lower running costs and higher resale values.
Why HERS Homes Are Better Rating Company MembersLive Happy!
HERS rated energy efficient homes are the key to green living, providing better home comfort, lower running costs and higher resale values.
Why HERS Homes Are Better Rating Company MembersLive Happy!
HERS rated energy efficient homes are the key to green living, providing better home comfort, lower running costs and higher resale values.
Why HERS Homes Are Better Rating Company MembersGuillen Family Reduced Utility Bills by More Than $300/Year
"The house is more comfortable now. And I know it's because of the ducts that were sealed and floor that was insulated. With Global Green's help, I've improved the house for my family, and learned a lot about green building. " Read more.
Green Living in New Canaan, CT.
"The Kantors have realized their dream of green living, with upgrades to their house that were initially estimated to reduce household energy bills by 79 percent – a savings of more than $4,800 annually. After living in their home for more than a year, the Kantors report that they have saved even more than anticipated." Read more.
Energy Efficient Home May Reduce Energy Bills by 25%
"Melanie Mecca suspected that her home had significant energy-loss problems. She sought the advice of a RESNET-certified energy inspector who identified sources of energy loss and provided solutions. As a result, Melanie expects a decrease in her utility bills of 25 to 30 percent." Read more.
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Builder of the Month Tim O'Brien Homes
In 2020, Tim O’Brien Homes achieved the low average HERS score of 49 for a builder completing more than 50 homes, compared to the national average of 58.
Builder of the Month Tim O'Brien Homes
In 2020, Tim O’Brien Homes achieved the low average HERS score of 49 for a builder completing more than 50 homes, compared to the national average of 58.
Ask for the HERS Score!
The HERS Score is like a home’s MPG label, one number to tell you how energy efficient a home is. Watch the video to learn more.
What is the HERS Index?
Use the HERS Interactive Tool to understand the HERS Index, how it works and what the numbers mean.
May 7 at 07:37 pm
Did you know? Thanks @IntlCodeCouncil #BuildingSafety365 https://t.co/yQ0lOxTD6q
May 7 at 07:26 pm
RT @IntlCodeCouncil: Read what Code Council EVP Mark Johnson has to say about how the building industry can achieve #waterefficiency in thi…
May 7 at 05:18 pm
RESNET's Steve Baden was recently on the @FreddieMac Single-Family Home Starts Here podcast. On the episode, he and host Simone Beaty discussed how lenders can assist consumers in making simple, budget-friendly sustainable home upgrades. Take a listen at https://t.co/BJBPsBlYtE https://t.co/ntGGxPerWc
May 7 at 02:15 pm
Congratulations to energy-efficient HERS builder @Stanley_Martin on being named 2021 Builder of the Year by @BuilderMagazine! https://t.co/jrGbhveRxz
May 6 at 12:00 pm
@TOB_Homes is May's RESNET HERS® Builder of the Month. Tim says, " Some may claim their homes are built to a high energy-efficient standard, but w/o a 3rd-party certification, there is nothing to back those claims up." #3MHERSandCounting Read more at https://t.co/J7mhdLJ1QN https://t.co/H9UOnolssp
May 5 at 01:34 pm
We are excited as well @pearlcert! https://t.co/MoGDPAB6vW
May 3 at 08:53 pm
Readers of today's @builderonline Pulse newsletter saw new banner advertising on RESNET's recent three million HERS home milestone. https://t.co/f8ZHtYtBeV https://t.co/Spr8D13SEj
May 3 at 02:13 pm
Interim Addendum 48i will be allowed to expire July 1, 2021. The alternative defaults will no longer be allowed. HERS ratings will return to being based only on test determined leakage values. https://t.co/XGorz0kNHx
May 3 at 02:02 pm
Interested in #decarbonization #highperformancebuilding & #renewables? RESNET is a proud sponsor of @NESEA_org #BE21 virtually, May 5-7. Connect with industry leaders, earn CEUs, and participate in live demos & round-table discussions. https://t.co/kdF0ZQgLSN https://t.co/WuKUNJs4Ub
May 1 at 04:30 pm
This webinar, during Building Safety Month, is cohosted by the @IntlCodeCouncil @AMCAIntl and @resnetus and will provide information on the significant changes in the 2021 IECC and background on the 2024 IECC development process. #BuildingSafety365 https://t.co/dHKomf2p6s https://t.co/hRWCWKw6wF