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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.
Americans Want More HERS Rated Homes
Enjoy improved home comfort,
lower energy costs and a better quality of life for your family.
Builder of the Month Simmons Homes
In 2020, Oklahoma builder Simmons Homes also achieved the lowest average HERS score (48.8) in the country for a builder completing more than 50 homes.
Builder of the Month Simmons Homes
In 2020, Oklahoma builder Simmons Homes also achieved the lowest average HERS score (48.8) in the country for a builder completing more than 50 homes.
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.
Sep 27 at 02:18 pm
RESTalk EP 80: Maintaining HERS® Software Consistency with Neal Kruis Neal Kruis, VP of Big Ladder Software joins us to discuss his role as the RESNET Energy Modeling Director and provides a great overview of this very complex topic. https://t.co/sCfiFo5kQl https://t.co/i7DaGSIYyA
Sep 23 at 02:18 pm
RT @fixR_com: 5 affordable projects to reduce utility bills quickly. https://t.co/CFyHv5ReXM @resnetus
Sep 23 at 02:10 pm
Webinar: What TX House Bill (HB)3215 Means for TX Builders and HERS® Ratings 10/20/21 3PM ET/2PM CT @DallasBA Exec Officer Phil Crone, @Texas_Builders Reg Affairs VP Ned Muñoz, and @FoxEnergy COO James Rodriguez discuss new law, using HERS. Register at https://t.co/uzMDypVjw9 https://t.co/7K0OF78f90
Sep 21 at 02:01 pm
Steve Baden to Address @HousingFirstMN Minnesota Green Path Building Conference "Last year, 46% of MN homes were HERS rated (avg HERS Score of 50). Mn's Green Path Program and @HousingFirstMN deserve a loin’s share of credit for this achievement.” https://t.co/gsJxy8lq8M https://t.co/ugyEW09Kr4
Sep 17 at 02:25 pm
First draft of BSR/RESNET/ICC 301-2019 Addendum C-202x, Default Values for Duct Leakage to Outside modifies Standard ANSI/RESNET/ICC 301-2019 by adding default DLTO values for use in developing ratings when values are not determined by test. Read more: https://t.co/vF6ZKfAQkq
Sep 16 at 03:24 pm
There are many amendments out for public comment--heres'a handy reminder of how the standard amendment process works. Download a copy at https://t.co/lPXJBCYAYq https://t.co/6ZKd0vQcZ3
Sep 15 at 02:21 pm
Public Comment Draft PDS-01 of MINHERS Addendum 56: HERS Modeler QA Any substantive changes will be submitted for public comment. Public comment period is 9/15/21 through 10/14/21. https://t.co/NkAP7lN9ke
Sep 13 at 02:12 pm
On today's episode, hear RESNET's Ryan Meres and Russ King @CalCERTS discuss the rollout of HERSH2O in California. https://t.co/hlCqVz3Zil
Sep 9 at 04:00 pm
Do you have questions on the proposed changes for Draft PDS-01, BSR/RESNET/ICC 301-2019 Addendum E-202x, Appendix A Update? Joins us on Sept 23 at 1 PM Eastern to learn more before the public comment period ends on Oct 11. Register now at https://t.co/fHYnTz8n1m https://t.co/DXMs22aHxO
Sep 8 at 08:53 pm
The RESNET Building Performance Conference is moving to hybrid for 2022! The theme of the #RESNET2022 is “Into the Future." Use your voice to tell us what you want to learn about. Session nominations are open until October 29, 2021: https://t.co/NPHL8hL637 https://t.co/XQjGW7yQGY