February 23, 2012

As a LEED Accredited Professional, Steve Adkins can assist contractors who are bidding or performing work on projects seeking LEED certification. The products you install, how you dispose of waste and even when you drive your vehicles on the jobsite can be considerations for LEED certification. Understanding certification requirements and how they impact your trade in a project is critical to your success and we can help you.

Through our dedication to training and our commitment to energy sustainability, we are prepared to assist you  in determining if an energy efficient upgrade will qualify you for federal tax deduction through the Energy Policy Act (EPACT). Likewise, we can help you choose products to capitalize on utility rebates where applicable. Presently, Progress Energy and Duke Energy are offering attractive cash payments for qualifying energy efficient upgrades. These incentives reduce the time frame of your payback on capital expenditures to highly desirable levels in many cases. The installation of energy efficient products will continue to build your return on investment through a reduction in energy consumption.

 

Please click here  Ne Type Manufacturing for an example of our Energy Audit Proposals. If you would like for our Energy Department to contact you, please email sadkins@womackelectric.com or dpratt@womackelectric.com.