At SRI Energy, we take pride in having Building Performance Institute (BPI) Analysts on our team. But what is a BPI Analyst? And how can they help you improve the energy efficiency, indoor air quality, and overall health of your home or building?
BPI is a nonprofit organization that provides standards and certifications for building performance professionals. Their mission is to ensure that homes and buildings are safe, healthy, comfortable, and energy-efficient. They do this by providing training and certification for professionals who assess, diagnose, and improve the performance of residential and commercial buildings.
A BPI Analyst is a building performance professional who has been trained and certified by BPI. They have the knowledge and skills to assess the performance of a home or building, identify areas for improvement, and recommend solutions that can improve energy efficiency, indoor air quality, and comfort.
A BPI Analyst can perform a variety of tests, including blower door testing, duct leakage testing, combustion safety testing, and infrared imaging. They can also provide guidance on proper ventilation, insulation, and air sealing.
When it comes to improving the performance of your home or building, it’s important to work with a professional who has the expertise and training to do the job right. That’s where a BPI Analyst comes in. By working with a BPI Analyst, you can be confident that you’re getting expert advice and recommendations that are tailored to your specific needs.
Additionally, working with a BPI Analyst can help you save money on your energy bills, improve indoor air quality, and increase the overall comfort and value of your home or building.
If you’re interested in learning more about BPI Analysts and how they can help you improve the performance of your home or building, contact SRI Energy today. Our team of certified BPI Analysts is here to help you achieve a healthier, more energy-efficient home or building.
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