Deeper Green Consulting, Inc.

01/03/2022

Happy National Radon Action Month!

The Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment is urging Coloradans to test their radon, a colorless, odorless radioactive chemical.

11/18/2021

Deeper Green is Hiring!!

Are you looking to make a difference in the world? Do you want to live and play in the heart of the beautiful Rocky Mountains? Join our mission to create a cleaner, greener future! As resources diminish and temperatures rise, the green building industry is recession proof and can offer job security that other industries cannot. We offer employee growth strategies as well as the ability to work remotely – from anywhere! Join our team of awesome individuals and help us save the world, one building at a time.

We are looking to fill the positions of Building Performance Expert and HERS Rater/Senior Building Performance Expert

If you are interested in learning more about our open positions, contact us via our website: https://deepergreenconsulting.com/contact/ or email your resume to [Email hidden]

We look forward to hearing from you!

06/18/2021

Happy Father's Day from Deeper Green Consulting!

Did you know...

• Clothes washers that have earned the ENERGY STAR use about 25% less
energy and about 33% less water.
• Clothes dryers that have earned the ENERGY STAR use approximately
20% less energy than standard models.
• Save about $370 over the lifetime of an ENERGY STAR certified clothes
washer and even more with an ENERGY STAR washer/dryer pair.

Saving energy will help reduce your carbon footprint which means that
your kids and the planet will benefit for years to come.

Need help choosing one? Have additional questions? Give us a call or visit our website!
www.deepergreenconsulting.com

Dads? Moms? See how ENERGY STAR certified laundry makes your laundry better - better for your clothes, better for you and your family, better for the environ...

03/25/2021

Our industry has hit a milestone!

Over 3 million houses have been HERS rated! Some of the benefits of these HERS rated homes include:

• Reduced carbon dioxide emissions, by over 49 million tons, the equivalent of taking nearly 9.7 million passenger vehicles off the road for one year.
• Savings of over $8 billion in energy costs for homeowners.
• Improved health and comfort of more than 13 million residents.
• Employment of thousands of workers in the energy efficiency industry.

RESNET has released a new video in commemoration of reaching the milestone, check it out!

Our Industry has hit another milestone - 3 million homes HERS Rated!More info: https://www.hersindex.com

03/10/2021

More Awards!

Deeper Green was recently recognized for our rebate efforts by Xcel Energy! We were placed in the top 5 companies for Home Energy Assessment rebates and in the top 15 for our Insulation and Air Sealing rebates!

Did you know that Xcel Energy offers rebates for energy efficiency home improvement projects and assessments? Deeper Green can help you navigate the energy efficiency world, educate you on available rebates, and submit your rebate paperwork on your behalf. Give us a call or visit our website to learn more.

03/04/2021

The Summit Daily News wrote an excellent article showcasing what we are all about. Check it out!

Summit County is working its way toward a greener future, and no industry will find itself adapting more than construction and building. According to the Summit County Community Climate Action Plan, which looked at greenhouse...

03/03/2021

Check it out!

We are excited to announce that we've received the Best of Porch 2020 Award!

They looked at dozens of other pros in our area, scored us on more than 10 variables, and hand selected us to receive the 2020 award.

Visit our website and see what we are all about!
www.deepergreenconsulting.com

02/07/2020

Keep yourself warm and safe out there folks!

❄️Snow Day!❄️
We all want to be knee deep in pow…not carbon monoxide.

If you heat with natural gas, after a big storm like this one, it’s important to make sure your heating system's intake and exhaust vents are kept clear of snow.

Why is this important? Carbon monoxide won’t be properly vented from your home which could cause your heating system to automatically turn off. Or worse, the carbon monoxide could be forced back into your home, putting you and those in your home at risk.

Bundle up and locate your vents on the outside of your home to clear any snow that’s built up around them. These vents can be found on your roof or an exterior wall and they may be metal or white plastic pipes.

Don’t wait until spring to learn more about the energy systems in your home, schedule a Home Energy Assessment with HC3 and be safe and comfortable in your home this winter!
https://highcountryconservation.org/home-energy-audits/

11/22/2019

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Compensation is BOE

10/04/2018

Have you ever stood in front of the recycling bin with an item wondering if it is recyclable before tossing it in the trash? Are you currently collecting old electronics or batteries because you're not really sure what to do with them? Do you have any questions about the upcoming ballot measure 1A? If so you should come to Recycling at the Rio! High Country Conservation Center is hosting a FREE event at Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant in Frisco to answer any questions you may have about recyclable items or the future of recycling in summit county. To learn more or RSVP go to https://www.highcountryconservation.org/event/recycling-at-the-rio/?instance_id=73. We hope to see you there!

09/25/2018

High Country Conservation Center and Xcel Energy are working to ensure Summit County’s future by creating the Summit County Energy Action Plan. This plan is meant to strategize ways to decrease the overall energy consumption, minimize greenhouse gas emissions, and invest in renewable power to ensure the future of Summit County is protected. Local businesses, governments, and residents are already taking action and working towards our goals. Take the pledge and help us achieve our goals by committing to reduce your energy use! Visit www.highcountryconservation.org/county-energy-action-plan/ to learn more.