Why another energy company you ask? There are so many out there.
After working with multiple companies, and discussing this issue with customers, co-workers, and industry mavens, we determined there were three major issues; Need for post-contract communication; Need for experienced and knowledgeable staff; Need for construction focus.
The typical provider of both commercial and residential energy efficiency systems is one of two types; a non-business person that wanted to help the environment by installing solar, or a group that knew they could profit from financing solar projects.
The original industry founders deserve much credit for helping the environment by being the pioneers of the renewable energy industry. Few installers have a combination of complete professional management, construction and sales staff. After years of researching changes to the maturing of the renewable energy industry, a recurring theme began to form.
There is a market need and desire for a well-run, professional construction sales and management company in the renewable energy industry.
A new way of doing business was necessary to meet the current market needs. This is why we established Develop.Energy Solutions, Inc.
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