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    Is Building Green Making You See Red?

    Building an energy efficient or "green" home does not mean that your business has to go into the red. Our experienced professionals can help you build the highest performing homes possible without slowing down valuable production time.

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    Multi-Family Energy Testing

    If you are a Multi-Family Residential Builder, please keep us in mind for your next project.  We provide independent third party energy code inspections and testing as required by the 2009 IECC. We also verify many green building program requirements.

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    2013 Certification Training Dates are Now Available!

    Our 2013 RESNET HERS Rater, IECC, and ENERGY STAR Version 3 Certification Training dates are now released!  Get both classroom and the practical field training needed to succeed in the Home Energy Performance Industry.

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For individuals interested in a new career, expanding their business services, or just expanding their knowledge of the green movement, Fox Energy Specialists offers training services for multiple certifications (RESNET HERS, ENERGY STAR, IECC, etc.).

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Check Out Our New Web Video!

Thursday, March 21, 2013
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03

RESNET has achieved its number one legislative priority when Congress extended the $2,000 tax credit for builders who build energy efficient homes by a bipartisan vote (89-8 in the Senate and 257-167 in the House).

 

The extension was part of the compromise legislation aimed at averting the fiscal cliff. The legislation extends the credit from January 1, 2012 through December 31, 2013 and retroactively to January 1, 2012. The credit had previously expired on December 31, 2011.

 

The legislation also extended the tax credit for homeowners to purchase qualified products to improve the energy efficiency of their existing homes.

 

This is a significant achievement considering the political stalemate that has existed in Washington. It also demonstrates that there is wide bipartisan policy support for high performance homes. Click here to get the full story from RESNET.