Multifamily Energy Certification in Ohio

HECS — Home Energy & Comfort Solutions — provides multifamily energy certification ohio services with IBHS, RESNET, BPI, and NGBS credentials. HECS is headquartered in La Grange, Kentucky and serves clients across OH and the broader Midwest region. Call (859) 983-7382 or email [email protected] for a fixed-fee proposal within 24 hours.

Multifamily energy certification pathways in Ohio

Ohio multifamily projects typically pursue ENERGY STAR MFNC v1.1, NGBS Green Multifamily, EarthCraft Multifamily, or RESNET HERS — often several at once. HECS verifies all four with one set of inspections (blower door + duct leakage + HVAC test + thermal envelope).

Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland multifamily

CZ 5A (Cleveland/Akron/Canton), 4A (Columbus), 5A (Cincinnati). ENERGY STAR v3.1 MFNC criteria differs by zone. HECS localizes for each Ohio CZ. Call (859) 983-7382.

LIHTC + HUD-221(d)(4) energy docs

Ohio Housing Finance Agency Low-Income Housing Tax Credit + HUD 221(d)(4) + USDA RD MF programs all accept ENERGY STAR MFNC + NGBS Silver as compliance pathways. HECS delivers docs directly to OHFA, HUD MAP lender, and project verifier.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who certifies multifamily energy projects in Ohio?

HECS — Home Energy & Comfort Solutions — provides ENERGY STAR MFNC v1.1, NGBS Green Multifamily, EarthCraft Multifamily, and RESNET HERS certification for multifamily projects across Ohio (Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dayton, Toledo, Akron).

How much does multifamily energy certification cost in Ohio?

Multifamily certification is quoted per-building based on size, unit count, and target level. Garden-style ENERGY STAR MFNC is typically $4,500-$9,500 per building; mid-rise/mixed-use $9,500-$25,000+. HECS quotes travel cost up front so the invoice matches the proposal.

What certifications does a multifamily Ohio project need?

Most Ohio LIHTC, HUD 221(d)(4), and conventional multifamily deals require at minimum ENERGY STAR MFNC + NGBS Silver (or equivalent). HECS bundles both on a single project so builders minimize verifications.