Homeowners in Louisville, Superior, and parts of Boulder County receive rebate opportunities to help begin rebuilding. Published June 29, 2022 Moving Forward with Hope Builders are gearing up to rebuild for Marshall Fire victims and working with homeowners to provide information and options to get back into their homes. Xcel Energy has stepped up in a significant way, offering rebates … Read More
Find out what Colorado builders and municipalities need to know to prepare for the new energy requirements.
EnergyLogic, Covington Homes, and trade partners across Colorado Springs work together to support St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Published June 29, 2022 Coming Together For a Great Cause EnergyLogic is proud to work with Covington Homes in supporting the Colorado Springs St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway — an annual fundraiser for childhood cancer research and treatment. For seven years, Covington … Read More
EnergyLogic’s stats are in, and while we reflect on 2021 achievements, we’re motivated to rise to new challenges and ambitions together.
Homebuyers have high demands for their home’s comfort level, but are those demands realistic? Explore these insights and key takeaways!
As the most populated and physically distant chain of islands, Hawaii has become the worldwide testing ground for sustainability initiatives.
EnergyLogic is honored to receive our second consecutive Indoor airPLUS™ Award— named a 2021 Indoor airPLUS Leader!
Architect, Charles Haertling’s historic Menkick House is meeting new modern benchmarks when it comes to Boulder’s strict energy requirements.
After turning the page on his time at the DOE, Sam Rashkin is rewriting the future of sustainable, affordable housing. See what’s up next!
Standards are changing. How will you pass your next blower door test? Find out what is, and is not, allowed moving forward. Published April 26, 2021 Compliance Methods Have Changed RESNET has adopted ANSI/RESNET/ICC 380-2019 for homes permitted after April 1, 2021. The standard states specifically in section 4.3.2.1 that “Pressures shall be induced only via a Blower Door (or … Read More
