EarthCraft certification

Coordinate EarthCraft requirements, field verification, and certification records for your multifamily or residential project.

Connect the plans to the work on site

EarthCraft combines building performance requirements with field verification and diagnostic testing. Oxalis helps your team understand what needs to be designed, built, checked, and documented for your chosen program.

Who we work with

  • Multifamily and residential developers
  • Affordable housing teams
  • Builders and general contractors
  • Architects and design teams

What your team receives

  • Review of program fit and project scope
  • Coordination of plans and certification records
  • A verification schedule tied to construction
  • Clear findings and guidance on corrections
  • Support through final review and certification

Plan the checks before work is covered

  1. Review the location, building type, schedule, and certification goals.
  2. Identify the requirements that affect plans and specifications.
  3. Agree on responsibilities and schedule the required verification visits.
  4. Document field findings and resolve outstanding items.
  5. Prepare the records needed for final certification review.

Common questions

Is EarthCraft available for my project?

EarthCraft is a regional program with options for different building types and scopes of work. We check your location, project scope, and applicable program requirements before recommending it.

How does it compare with NGBS Green or ENERGY STAR?

The programs address different requirements. We compare them against your building type, jurisdiction, funding conditions, schedule, and performance goals so you can make an informed choice.

Does certification replace code compliance?

No. Your project still needs to meet the applicable building and energy codes. We coordinate certification requirements with that work so the team understands both sets of obligations.

Let’s make the next step clear.

Tell us what you’re building, where it is located, and which certification requirements you are working through.