Fox Energy Specialists Acquires Austin/San Antonio Area Home Energy Rating Company
FORT WORTH, Texas, September 8, 2021 (Newswire.com) - Fox Energy Specialists, a division of The Nelrod Company, is pleased to announce the acquisition of Builders Energy Rater. Builders Energy Rater is a leading provider of energy code certifications and home energy ratings for the single-family residential market in the San Antonio, Austin, and Hill Country regions of Texas. Builders Energy Rater has been nationally recognized by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for its ENERGY STAR for Homes market leadership.
"Today is a great day for Fox Energy Specialists and the Nelrod family of companies. Builders Energy Rater has had a great reputation in the Austin, San Antonio, and Texas Hill Country markets for many years," says James Rodriguez, Chief Operating Officer of Fox Energy Specialists. "We are excited to have Builders Energy Rater join our team and help catapult our company's rapid growth. This addition will help us significantly strengthen our network of top-notch energy code and HERS Rating professionals in one of the fastest-growing regions in the nation. This acquisition is a testament to our unwavering commitment to provide the best energy certification services for Texas homebuilders for decades to come."
About Fox Energy Specialists
Fox Energy Specialists, a Division of The Nelrod Company (Fort Worth, TX) provides independent third-party energy efficiency inspections, testing, and rating services. Additionally, they provide green building consulting and training services for builders, government agencies, and commercial/multifamily developers. Fox Energy Specialists has been providing energy inspection, testing, and rating services since 2001, and has certified more than 70,000 homes since that time.
The firm is one of the few Home Energy Rating Providers to cross market segments and provide energy efficiency consulting, home energy ratings and services to support residential and commercial construction, as well as affordable housing, public housing, and multi-family developments.
Source: Fox Energy Specialists