Staying Ahead of the Curve with EnergyLogic’s Commitment to Innovation and Preparedness Published January 13, 2025 Mixed Emotions As we look out across the expanse of 2025, we, probably like you, are excited and a bit nervous. We see a lot to be optimistic about. However, it does feel like all of us involved in home building, whether builder or … Read More
What HVAC Professionals Need to Know About Their Impact on Manual JDS and ENERGY STAR Published January 13, 2025 The EPA Mandate: Phase-Out of R-410A Refrigerant In 2025, the HVAC industry will be phasing out R -410A refrigerant and replacing it with more environmentally friendly refrigerant to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This change is mandated by the EPA effective January 1, … Read More
Sustainable Renovation in Boulder Showcases Energy-Efficient, Healthy, and Resilient Design Published January 13, 2025 Establishing a Model for Legacy Renovation The mission of this project was to create a benchmark for legacy renovations, giving the existing Presbyterian Manor Senior Living facility another 50+ years in its life cycle. This effort strived to guarantee the continued availability of affordable housing for … Read More
Bringing Creative Solutions and Expertise to Energy-Efficient HVAC Design Published January 13, 2025 Strengthening Our HVAC Design Expertise EnergyLogic is thrilled to introduce Quent Lapasa as the newest member of our HVAC Design Team. With a strong background in energy efficiency and building performance, Quent’s approach to HVAC design and energy auditing is rooted in creative problem-solving and a commitment … Read More
A New Approach to Meet Clients’ Scheduling Needs and Enhance Inspection Timeliness Published January 13, 2025 The Challenge of Scheduling Inspections One of EnergyLogic’s biggest challenges is coordinating and scheduling the hundreds of inspection requests we receive every week. Of course, one of our clients’ biggest frustrations is having their schedule adversely impacted by not being able to have inspections … Read More
Advancing Energy Efficiency, Streamlining Processes, and Driving Success Published January 13, 2025 EnergyLogic’s Impact As 2024 wraps up, EnergyLogic is looking back at how we helped our building partners meet their energy-efficiency goals, streamline their construction processes, and maximize their rebates. Through our inspections and certification services, we’ve helped clients tackle building codes and certifications while offering tips to improve their … Read More
Enhancing HVAC Design Consistency and Quality with EnergyLogic’s Expertise: From Detailed Design to On-Site Verification Published October 30, 2024 Establishing Quality and Consistency EnergyLogic launched our HVAC Design Services years ago to address the issue of providing consistent quality HVAC designs. This allows builders to be confident designs are done well, provide a single design for competitive bidding to HVAC installers, … Read More
759 S Gaylord Street Achieves LEED Platinum Certification Published October 30, 2024 A Sustainable Achievement The story of 759 S Gaylord Street, nestled in the classic Wash Park East neighborhood, represents an impressive feat in sustainable homebuilding. Spearheaded by Kruger Design-Build, with a collaborative verification effort by EnergyLogic’s sustainability team, this remarkable residence has achieved LEED for Homes Platinum certification—the … Read More
Expanding Our Commitment to Sustainability with Carbon Accounting and Integrated Design Process (IDP) Published August 30, 2024 New Services for a Sustainable Future EnergyLogic is excited to announce the expansion of our service offerings with the introduction of two new, forward-thinking services: Carbon Accounting and the Integrated Design Process (IDP). With a strong foundation in sustainability, we are now extending … Read More
Navigating the Unpredictable Home Building Market Published August 30, 2024 Weathering the Downturn When we started the downturn that we’re just getting past, EnergyLogic decided to do our best to keep our people as long as possible. That was an expensive decision, and it looks like we might have managed our own “soft landing” at least internally. The point of … Read More
