RESIDENTIAL MULTIFAMILY HVAC · SERVING SIX UTAH COUNTIES
Meet HECC, our energy-efficiency sister company
HECC specializes in retrofitting multifamily properties to make them more energy efficient. Its work brings the audit, estimate, project, and rebate process together from start to finish.
For property owners and tenants, the goal is a property that uses energy more efficiently while supporting comfortable living.
From the first audit to the rebate process
HECC manages these four parts of a multifamily energy-efficiency project.
1. Energy audit
Start with an audit to identify opportunities for improving the property’s energy efficiency.
2. Efficiency estimate
Review an estimate for the proposed energy-efficiency work.
3. Project work
HECC completes the retrofit work at the property.
4. Rebate management
HECC manages the rebate process from start to finish.
Discuss rebates before the work begins.
Ask about program requirements while you are planning your project. For example, Rocky Mountain Power’s Utah multifamily program directs existing properties to contact the program before installing energy-efficiency products.
HECC manages the rebate process. Eligibility and incentive amounts must be confirmed for the specific property and project.
Your questions, answered.
Does every property qualify for a rebate?
Eligibility must be confirmed under the applicable program. A service location in our coverage area does not, by itself, establish rebate eligibility.
Who handles the efficiency project?
HECC is our sister company specializing in multifamily energy-efficiency retrofits. It conducts audits, provides estimates, completes the work, and manages the rebate process.
Where should I start?
Tell us about your property, its location, and the changes you are considering. Include your current heating and cooling equipment if you know it.
Heating, cooling, and energy-efficiency services for Utah multifamily properties.
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