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Companies can decrease their environmental impacts by increasing the energy efficiency of construction and building maintenance. Reducing surface and atmospheric pollution can help America reach its carbon neutrality goal.
The eco-conscious movement recently swept through the nation, influencing various industries. Construction companies are adopting low-emission, energy-efficient practices, increasing their sustainability.
Commercial energy audits are an essential part of keeping buildings operating at peak performance. They are an evaluation of a structure’s efficiency, and a lot goes into performing one.
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