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CHICAGO, Aug. 13, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- From the author of this spring's critically acclaimed Home Performance Diagnostics: the Guide to Advanced Testing comes another first for the building industry:…Continue
Started Aug 13, 2012
I'm very proud to have finished this monster and made it available to my colleagues and their students! I hope you find it an indispensable part of your library. Here's a snippet for you:HOME…Continue
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Jim Klebes Feb 17, 2012.
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Hello Corbett,
The typical model for whole house performance contracting in California places the owner of the General B Contractor license in charge of project management. Does your company, and are you aware of other smaller companies, use a model that places the energy auditor-rater in the project manager position, much like an interior decorator will sell the job and design benefits, get the job, and then sub-contract his/her preferred tradespeople to complete the work to the high level of standard they envision? I am interested to find successful examples of small sized (1 - 3) energy professional diagnosticians that have businesses that sell the assessment service and vision for improvements, and then hire and manage the entire whole house upgrade project.
Diane Chojnowski said… Hi Corbett,
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