Our Mission

Green Energy Managers is an Energy Consulting Company specializing in improving building performance and residential energy efficiency. We use a variety of software technologies to model the energy use of buildings at any stage of development from existing buildings  to proposed designs. Our goal is to help designers, developers, builders and homeowners reap the benefits of improved efficiency.

Home energy ratings were developed to provide a standard measurement of a home's energy efficiency.

Energy ratings involve an on-siteinspection of a home by a residential energy efficiency professional, a home energy rater. Learn More

By conducting a rating and producing an energy model or the structure, we use a systems engineering approach to understand the complex, interrelated issues with your structure.

 

Change five lights. Change a light and you help change the world. If every American home replaced their 5 most frequently used light fixtures or the bulbs in them with ones that have earned the ENERGY STAR, we would save close to $8 billion each year in energy costs, and together we'd prevent the greenhouse gases equivalent to the emissions from nearly 10 million cars.

 

 

Look for products that have earned the ENERGY STAR. Ask for us by name. You’ll get the features and performance you want AND help reduce air pollution. Look for ENERGY STAR qualified products in more than 50 product categories, including lighting, home electronics, heating and cooling equipment, and appliances. If you are building or buying a newly constructed home, ask about ENERGY STAR –we qualify those too.

 

Heat and cool smartly. Improve the performance of your heating and cooling system. Have it serviced annually by a licensed contractor, and remember to clean or replace air filters regularly. To avoid heating or cooling an empty house, use an ENERGY STAR qualified programmable thermostat. And when it’s time to replace old equipment, choose an ENERGY STAR qualified model, and make sure it’s sized and installed properly. If just one household in 10 did this, the change would prevent more than 17 billion pounds of greenhouse gases.

 

Seal up your home. Drafty windows and doors, cold walls or ceilings, and high energy bills are all symptoms of air leaks (usually in the attic and basement) and poor insulation. Seal air leaks, add insulation, and choose ENERGY STAR qualified windows when replacing old windows. That way you’ll improve the comfort and durability of your home, save energy and help protect our environment.

 

 

Tell family and friends. Slip it into a conversation with a friend or family member. Talk about it at a neighbor’s barbecue. Pass it on at a PTA meeting or at work. We’re asking you to help spread the word that energy efficiency is good for your home and good for our environment. Tell five people and together we can help our homes help us all.