Department of Energy and InterNACHI preparing to offer Home Score.

[Nick Gromicko]

http://homeenergyteaminstitute.com/internachi

[John E. Mullarkey]

Is this what you were referring to in an earlier post "
InterNACHI one of first to be licensed to offer U.S. Department of Energy home rating calculator.

I thought INACH was developing their own course?

[Nick Gromicko]

No. The DOE actually licensed InterNACHI to build you an online portal to do the calculation. That happened about a week ago. See: http://www.nachi.org/hes.htm

[John E. Mullarkey]

With this course will you still have to work under (give a %$) to a HERS Rater or willl you be able to geive a house a rating independent of others?

http://www.resnet.us/rater/What_and_How_of_a_Rater.pdf

[James H. Bushart]

Originally Posted by jmullarkey

With this course will you still have to work under (give a %$) to a HERS Rater or willl you be able to geive a house a rating independent of others?

http://www.resnet.us/rater/What_and_How_of_a_Rater.pdf

This is not a HERS rating. HERS ratings are for new construction.

This is a rating that will be provided by BPI and/or RESNET certified analysts for existing structures - who have completed the ratings course. NACHI has a separate program to help members train so that they can pass the written tests and field evaluations for those certifications.

[Patrick Carter]

Originally Posted by jbushart

NACHI has a separate program to help members train so that they can pass the written tests and field evaluations for those certifications.

Good Luck!

[David E. Torres]

When will this training be offered?

[Nick Gromicko]

April.