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Are You Cashing in on Green Energy?

Nov. 3, 2016
Did you know that any home built before 2006, that hasn’t been upgraded to be energy efficient, is a prospective energy audit customer? The desire for green energy is just gaining ground in the United States, and isn’t limited to the HVAC industry.  According to Mr. Electric, commercial audits can help reduce lighting costs by up to 75%.
If your business isn’t cashing in on the need for green energy, maybe it should be.  Learn more about how energy audits may be a new revenue stream for your electrical contracting business.

Did you know that any home built before 2006, that hasn’t been upgraded to be energy efficient, is a prospective energy audit customer? The desire for green energy is just gaining ground in the United States, and isn’t limited to the HVAC industry.  According to Mr. Electric, commercial audits can help reduce lighting costs by up to 75%.
If your business isn’t cashing in on the need for green energy, maybe it should be.  Learn more about how energy audits may be a new revenue stream for your electrical contracting business.

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