Featured Projects

A multi-family building in New York City underwent a $30 million renovation focused on enhancing the building envelope to improve energy efficiency and sustainability. The project included upgrades to insulation, windows, and exterior materials, reducing heat loss and optimizing the building’s overall performance.

A newly constructed 245,000-square-foot multifamily development in Austin, TX, was completed in July 2023 with a total project cost of $40.5 million. The property consists of 183 residential units, incorporating energy-efficient features and solar energy systems to enhance sustainability.

A hospital renovation in Oakland, MI, was completed in September 2023 with a total project cost of $1.5 million. As part of the renovation, the hospital upgraded its lighting system to new energy-efficient LED fixtures, improving energy performance and reducing long-term operational costs. Since the hospital is a nonprofit entity and unable to directly claim tax incentives, the LED designer responsible for the project was allocated the 179D deduction, allowing them to benefit from the energy efficiency improvements.

A 169,000-square-foot addition and renovation of a K-12 public school in Sedgwick, KS, was completed in January 2024 as part of an effort to modernize and expand the school’s infrastructure. The project incorporated energy-efficient upgrades to the lighting, HVAC, and building envelope to enhance sustainability and reduce long-term energy costs for the school district.

A new 16,000-square-foot municipal fire station in Andover, KS, was designed with energy efficiency at the forefront, incorporating high-performance HVAC, lighting, and building envelope solutions to reduce long-term operating costs. The engineering firm responsible for the project played a pivotal role in ensuring the station exceeded energy efficiency benchmarks, ultimately qualifying for the Section 179D deduction, expanded under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).

A 40,000-square-foot auto dealership in Lafayette, IN, was newly constructed and completed in August 2024, with a total project cost of $8.2 million. By incorporating energy-efficient design elements from the start, the dealership qualified for Section 179D, securing valuable tax deductions that improved cash flow and accelerated return on investment. These upgrades not only reduced long-term energy costs but also positioned the dealership as a more sustainable and cost-efficient operation.

A 600,000-square-foot medical nonprofit in Illinois recently completed a $360,000 lighting system upgrade, replacing outdated fixtures with a modern, energy-efficient LED design. The improvements not only enhanced energy performance and cost savings for the hospital but also triggered eligibility for the Section 179D deduction, expanded under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).

A Houston-based property management group recently completed an HVAC renovation for one of its office properties, investing $185,000 to upgrade its heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. By enhancing energy efficiency through modernized HVAC technology, the company not only reduced operational costs but also qualified for the Section 179D deduction, designed to reward energy-saving improvements in commercial buildings.

A 288,000-square-foot high school in Fort Collins, CO, recently completed an HVAC renovation aimed at improving energy efficiency and reducing operational costs. By upgrading to a modern, high-performance heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system, the school achieved a 27% reduction in energy consumption compared to the ASHRAE 90.1 standard, resulting in significant cost savings and sustainability benefits for the district.