ENERGY STAR Multifamily New Construction
Get help with ENERGY STAR design review, field verification, and the records your multifamily project needs for certification.
What certification involves
ENERGY STAR Multifamily New Construction includes design requirements, field inspections, and testing. Oxalis helps your team plan this work, keep the records together, and address findings before certification review.
Who we work with
- Multifamily developers and owners
- Affordable housing developers
- Builders and site teams
- Architects, engineers, and energy modeling teams
What your team receives
- Review of the program requirements for your building
- Coordination of plans and design records
- An inspection and testing schedule
- Tracking of field findings and supporting records
- Help preparing the final certification submission
Schedule verification around construction
- Confirm the applicable program and who is responsible for each requirement.
- Review the plans and identify details the team still needs to resolve.
- Schedule inspections and testing around construction milestones.
- Document field findings and follow up on corrections.
- Assemble the records for final certification review.
Common questions
What does ENERGY STAR multifamily verification include?
The exact scope depends on the project and program path. It generally connects design requirements, field inspections, testing, and supporting documentation.
Can Oxalis join after construction starts?
Sometimes, although late engagement can limit options when required work is already concealed. Contact Oxalis as early as possible for a review of the actual project.
Is this the same as an ENERGY STAR appliance label?
No. This service covers the building certification process for multifamily construction, not individual product labels.
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.