Start with an appointment to add insulation, install a heat pump, or zero out your home energy bills. Every project comes with a satisfaction guarantee.
Founded in 2007, GreenSavers stands out as a certified B-Corp Contractor and eight-time winner of the U.S. EPA’s ENERGY STAR Contractor of the Year Award. More than 5,000 projects completed, all with a satisfaction guarantee.
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It was the first week of October. Our client Will went to fire up his gas furnace ... when it failed. Not good. Wrapped in a blanket, Will called GreenSavers for help.
Since we finished Will's most recent project, his family has paid almost nothing for gas and electricity - just the minimum to stay connected to the grid. What's more, their plug-in hybrid vehicle gets almost all of its fuel from the rooftop solar array.
Check out the video to see for yourself. What would it take for you to electrify your home and go beyond net zero energy? Start by giving us a call at 541.330.8767.
For eight years in a row, the U.S. EPA chose GreenSavers as the ENERGY STAR Contractor of the Year from more than 1,300 contractors across the country.
Since 2006, we’ve completed more than 5,000 energy-saving projects here in Oregon. It’s fair to say that we’ve seen it all, and we know what it takes to make homes safe, comfortable, and efficient in Portland and Central Oregon.
We’ve helped our clients collect more than $200,000 in cash incentives from the Energy Trust of Oregon. GreenSavers stands out with a perfect 5-star rating as an Energy Trust Trade Ally Contractor. We’ll help you get every dollar you deserve in cash incentives and tax credits.
Galen had a 22 year old furnace. He knew it had to go. Read more about his experience replacing the furnace with a high performance heat pump.
If you have a net zero energy home, then you produce more energy than you use in a year. Where do you start? What does it cost?
Adding insulation is the most cost effective upgrade most people can do to bring down their energy bills and even out temperature differences.
Download our eBook, No and Low Cost Energy Saving Tips. It’s a no-nonsense guide for Oregon homeowners to cut their energy bills without cutting a check. You’ll find about forty pages of step-by-step instructions, how-to videos, estimated energy savings, and more.
It’s common to see a five to ten degree temperature difference between floors. We hear about upstairs comfort issues more than anything.
Air sealing and insulation are two of the most cost-effective ways to make your home warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer.
After accounting for the cash incentives, energy savings, and available financing, you may be surprised by the affordability.
