Green building certification
Choose a certification program that fits your project. Our green building certification services cover plans, inspections, testing, and documentation.
Certification support from plans to completion
Our green building certification services help your team choose a program and understand what it requires. We coordinate inspections, testing, and documentation, and review plans and field conditions while corrections are still practical.
Who we work with
- Multifamily and commercial developers
- Building owners and affordable housing teams
- Builders and general contractors
- Architects, engineers, and public agencies
What your team receives
- A comparison of suitable certification programs
- Early review of plans, specifications, and project risks
- Clear responsibilities and verification milestones
- Coordination of inspections, testing, and documentation
- Support resolving outstanding issues and completing certification
How the work comes together
- Review the project location, schedule, funding requirements, and performance goals.
- Compare suitable programs and confirm the certification scope.
- Assign each requirement to a team member and project milestone.
- Check documents and field conditions while corrections are still practical.
- Resolve outstanding items and complete the certification records.
Common questions
Which certifications does Oxalis support?
Oxalis works with EarthCraft, ENERGY STAR, NGBS Green, FGBC, LEED, WaterSense, Indoor airPLUS, and DOE Zero Energy Ready Home. The options depend on your building type, location, funding, schedule, and goals.
When should we bring Oxalis into the project?
Contact us during planning or early design, before specifications are final and construction conceals work that needs inspection. We can also review a project already underway to identify the options that remain available.
How does Oxalis work with builders and contractors?
We explain the requirements, flag issues early, and give the field team clear next steps. Your team knows what needs to be checked, which records to keep, and when to schedule verification.
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.