Pearl is a bridge between organizations that play important roles in driving the housing industry toward a sustainable future. Like us, these organizations help professionals advance their business goals and look out for the well-being of homeowners and buyers.
Pearl proudly works in partnership with these organizations:
"Our partnership with Pearl will help the GRC and its members work toward the goal of creating more sustainable and energy efficient communities. It also gives NAR Green Designees another tool to better differentiate their listings with solar energy systems and to ensure that those systems receive fair market value."
“By working with the Pearl program, our skilled trade professionals, and vendor partners, we can offer a greater number of sustainable products and solutions tailored to our customers.”
“Pearl makes it easy for homeowners to increase the comfort, energy efficiency, and value of their homes by investing in high-performing upgrades. It also allows contractors to lead with an additional level of value. We are pleased to partner with Pearl to bring even more benefits to Mosaic’s network of thousands of contractors nationwide.”
“HERS Index and Pearl's Certification Report provide complementary information about a home’s relative energy efficiency and efficient features. RESNET and Pearl will work together to ensure home builders and homeowners can use both systems for a complete understanding of how the home performs.”
“ACCA members invest in training their teams to achieve the highest standards of contracting excellence, but those investments aren’t always apparent to potential customers. Pearl has cracked the code of translating that value for homeowners. I encourage contractors to learn more about how Pearl can help them stand out from the crowd and to thank them for supporting ACCA through ACCA’s Corporate Partner Program.”
"The Renew Missouri Homes program will be a driving force in making Missouri homes more efficient, save homeowners on their utility bills, and drive energy efficiency investments across the state.”
