Phil Drotar
Phil Drotar, Business Development Manager with EnergyLogic since 2009. I enjoy the opportunity to make people’s lives better by improving their homes.
Steve Byers
Steve Byers, Co-Founder & CEO with EnergyLogic since 2006. I work with the most committed and creative people imaginable doing good work in the world.
Suzy Bullett
Suzy Bullett, Logistics & Customer Support with EnergyLogic since 2017. I like that people here will admit when a mistake is made and own it and fix it.
Rusty Buick
Rusty Buick, Director of Business Development with EnergyLogic since 2013. I love sharing the value of building high-performing, energy-efficient homes.
RJ Curtis
RJ Curtis, Energy Rater with EnergyLogic since 2019. I’m excited to bring my influence, natural leadership ability, and drive to EnergyLogic.
Scott Bracken
Scott Bracken, HVAC Specialist with EnergyLogic since 2019. It is important to me to work for a company that cares about the future of the planet.
EnergyLogic Wins 2018 Top Workplace Award
EnergyLogic has been awarded a 2018 Top Workplaces honor by The Denver Post! The list is based solely on employee feedback gathered through a third-party survey administered by research partner, Energage, a leading provider of technology-based employee engagement tools.
Work Completed by EnergyLogic in 2017
We want to begin by thanking each and every one of you for giving us the opportunity to serve your needs, whether it be through consulting, code and program compliance, HERS Index services, or quality assurance needs. Read more to hear about all of the work we completed in 2017 – we were busy!
2018 ENERGY STAR® Sustained Excellence/Partner of the Year
This is our 7th time being named an ENERGY STAR® Partner of the Year – Sustained Excellence Award winner!
As we meet our clients where they are and engage them in the journey of building better homes, this type of recognition continues to energize our focus and the work that we do every day.
Building Homes to Meet Blower Door Requirements
Buyers of new homes expect their houses to be energy-efficient and comfortable, while also decreasing their costs on utility bills. EnergyLogic has not met a builder yet who does not claim to build a home that delivers on that promise. But how do you know how a house will perform if you do not measure the items which affect performance and comfort?