Whole Home New Construction Program
Maximize your customer's home energy savings
CenterPoint Energy’s Whole Home New Construction program is your pathway to energy efficient construction. The program uses cutting edge energy modeling software to evaluate energy use across multiple elements of the home’s design and construction. Site visits at key intervals ensure construction techniques maximize the home’s energy saving potential. Detailed reporting allows your project managers to evaluate progress and standardize best practices.
- Builder participation fees are 100 percent covered by CenterPoint Energy
- Site visits are detailed and consultative
- Scheduling accommodates your building timeline
Program Benefits
A building science consultant will conduct onsite inspections and testing, providing quality control during the construction process that leads to a healthier, more energy-efficient and durable home. An unbiased extra set of eyes inspecting the home will result in reduced call backs and greater customer satisfaction. Selling energy-efficient homes tested by a third party will allow you to differentiate yourself from the competition and provide you with a unique marketing advantage.
Energy Modeling SoftwareSite visits
Evaluates multiple factors of the building design including:
Expert consultation at three intervals to track best practices and potential building code issues:
Framing site visit
Insulation site visit
Final testing site visit
Blower door test
Duct leakage test
Infrared scanning
Equipment verification
Reports
Framing, insulation and final testing site visit reports include:
How to enroll
To enroll in the Whole Home New Construction program or obtain additional information, please contact:
Residential Science Resources
651-200-3400
info@ResidentialScience.com
If you participate in the Whole Home New Construction program, you are not eligible to receive CenterPoint Energy natural gas rebates for equipment in that home.
The Whole Home New Construction program is offered by CenterPoint Energy. We are partnering with Residential Science Resources to implement the program.