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Wednesday, March 28, 2012
BrightHome Energy Solutions Awarded as Top Home Performance Contractor in the New York City Region
BrightHome Energy Solutions was recently named Top Home Performance Contractor in the New York City region by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA). This impressive distinction was a result of BrightHome’s outstanding efforts with the Home Performance with ENERGY STAR Program®.
At the Affordable Comfort Inc. (ACI) conference in Saratoga Springs, NY BrightHome was cited for excellence in customer service and work quality for providing services that help homeowners reduce energy use.
Francis J. Murray Jr., President and CEO of NYSERDA, said, “Congratulations to these contractors for the excellent work they do in the Home Performance with ENERGY STAR® program.”
BrightHome was also recognized for its comprehensive home energy savings, consistency in software modeling accuracy, promotion of program incentives and commitment to staff training and program improvement.
“Increased energy efficiency is the best way that all New Yorkers can decrease both their energy consumption and costs while, at the same time, realizing positive environmental benefits,” said Murray.
Receiving the award for BrightHome, Michael Brown, Co-Founder, thanked the team at BrightHome, “for a commitment to excellence in customer service and desire to help New Yorkers save money, use less energy and be more comfortable.”
About the Home Performance with Energy Star Program
Home Performance with ENERGY STAR uses a “whole-house” comprehensive assessment approach to reduce home energy usage. Homeowners work with a participating contractor trained in building science and accredited by the Building Performance Institute (BPI). The contractor measures the home’s overall energy performance, especially its insulation and air infiltration levels, and the efficiency of heating and cooling equipment, appliances and lighting. Contractors also test ovens, water heaters and other equipment to make sure dangerous combustion gases, such as carbon monoxide, are not leaking into the home. The homeowner receives a comprehensive home assessment report that includes recommendations for home improvements that will save energy. The contractor can then make the energy improvements for the homeowner.
BrightHome is a registered trademark. All other company and product names may be trademarks of the respective companies with which they are associated.
At the Affordable Comfort Inc. (ACI) conference in Saratoga Springs, NY BrightHome was cited for excellence in customer service and work quality for providing services that help homeowners reduce energy use.
Francis J. Murray Jr., President and CEO of NYSERDA, said, “Congratulations to these contractors for the excellent work they do in the Home Performance with ENERGY STAR® program.”
BrightHome was also recognized for its comprehensive home energy savings, consistency in software modeling accuracy, promotion of program incentives and commitment to staff training and program improvement.
“Increased energy efficiency is the best way that all New Yorkers can decrease both their energy consumption and costs while, at the same time, realizing positive environmental benefits,” said Murray.
Receiving the award for BrightHome, Michael Brown, Co-Founder, thanked the team at BrightHome, “for a commitment to excellence in customer service and desire to help New Yorkers save money, use less energy and be more comfortable.”
About the Home Performance with Energy Star Program
Home Performance with ENERGY STAR uses a “whole-house” comprehensive assessment approach to reduce home energy usage. Homeowners work with a participating contractor trained in building science and accredited by the Building Performance Institute (BPI). The contractor measures the home’s overall energy performance, especially its insulation and air infiltration levels, and the efficiency of heating and cooling equipment, appliances and lighting. Contractors also test ovens, water heaters and other equipment to make sure dangerous combustion gases, such as carbon monoxide, are not leaking into the home. The homeowner receives a comprehensive home assessment report that includes recommendations for home improvements that will save energy. The contractor can then make the energy improvements for the homeowner.
BrightHome is a registered trademark. All other company and product names may be trademarks of the respective companies with which they are associated.
Labels:
Energy Audit,
Energy Efficiency,
ENERGY STAR®,
New York,
New York City,
NYSERDA
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