Energy Rated Homes Of Utah
Energy Rated Homes of Utah, also known by the names Utah Energy Conservation Coalition, and Utah Energy Star, is a non-profit organization who is solely focused on helping residents of Utah become educated in energy conservation and encourage Utah builders and home owners to be more energy efficient in all areas of the housing industry.
According to the Energy Rated Homes of Utah website, they try to cover all areas of energy rated issues in the state of Utah. They do their best to provide reliable information on residential and commercial energy issues. This includes building code compliance and interpretations, home energy ratings, and whole house energy audits.
They claim that over the last ten years that they have been providing high quality work and building a reputation that they can stand by.
Research has shown that Energy Rated Homes of Utah is a company who gets paid by home builders like Richmond American to perform Energy Star tests and issue Energy Star certifications. They have fallen short in many areas including, but not limited to, certifying homes that haven’t been tested, certifying homes that have been tested and failed, and not responding to customer complaints and concerns. If they are such a dependable organization who provides such high quality work, why in the world are they certifying houses that truly aren’t Energy Star Rated?
Energy Rated Homes of Utah is an organization full of scammers who claim to be “non-profit” but take payments from builders and provide little or no value to the end consumer. If they certified your home, I would contact another organization to come and re-test. You can find a list of certified testers on the national Energy Star website.
