Explore our impact through initiatives that empower homeowners, support industry innovation, reduce carbon emissions, foster indigenous alliances, and promote affordable housing. Learn how we're building a sustainable and inclusive future for all.
We have conducted over 100,000 home energy evaluations, empowering homeowners to make informed decisions about their energy usage, indoor air quality, and environmental footprint. Through grant programs and incentives, we continue to facilitate access to financial assistance and rebates. These initiatives help homeowners conserve energy and contribute to a greener, more sustainable future for generations to come.
Since 1981, we have been at the forefront of training home builders and their teams, equipping them with the knowledge and skills needed to construct energy-efficient, healthier, environmentally friendly homes. Our advocacy and expertise have influence national building standards, driving innovation, and promoting the adoption of practices that prioritize safety, health, and environmental sustainability.
Through our efforts, tonnes of carbon emissions have been prevented from entering the atmosphere, mitigating the impact on our environment, and safeguarding natural ecosystems. Homeowners and home builders play a pivotal role lowering emissions, and we are proud to be a part of this collective endeavor.
Sun Ridge has had a longstanding commitment to working with indigenous groups. Our collaborative efforts focus on making communities more environmentally sustainable, energy-efficient, and healthy. Our work has included training programs, home evaluations, and building science consultations. Ensuring that our approach aligns with the cultural and ecological values of the groups we work with is central in these partnerships.
Across the province, Sun Ridge has contributed to affordable home building projects, promoting inclusivity, and addressing housing challenges faced by underserved populations. We are proud to collaborate with builders committed to projects aimed at solving our housing shortfalls.