Dec 1, 2020

Windham, Dec 1, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - Building performance specialist e2s has launched a new website, e2sbuildingperformance.com, replacing its previous site e2sllc.net. The new website showcases the alignment of e2s' online presence and marketing materials with how the company operates today, as well as reflecting the passion and commitment of its scaled services to meet demand from all sectors.
The new site highlights e2s' areas of expertise - Implementation, Commissioning & Balancing, and MEP/R & Energy Advisory - and its range of services with a new, clearer structure and more modern look and feel. The branding has been updated along with a new tagline, 'Ensuring building performance'.
e2s CEO and Founder Mike Guldenstern said: "The need for sustainable, high performing building infrastructure, systems and operations has never been greater. Our new website reflects our contribution, helping building portfolio owners throughout the US access a greater depth of field-tested engineering, and energy and asset value optimization expertise, to achieve better returns and reliable operations, as well as meeting sustainability goals."
e2s is a US-wide team of experienced project developers, engineers and expert field technicians, who specialize in making all types of buildings perform optimally, from simple flat roof suburban to mixed-use urban high rise and multi-site campuses. e2s engages nationally with many Fortune 500 clients in the grocery, retail, healthcare, restaurant, office, and warehouse spaces.
Its programs encompass conceptual design, acquisition and pre-lease due diligence, advice on the integration of sustainable technologies, green building, and net zero energy strategies, with peer review and commissioning of M&E, plumbing, refrigeration and energy management systems.
Implementation services include turn-key energy upgrades, capital planning and execution of equipment upgrades and end of life system renewals.
The company was founded in 2003 and joined in 2006 by sister company a2b (accurate air balancing), which provides quality NEBB certified air balancing services directly to owners.
For more information about e2s, please contact Kathy Loftus.
617.513.2073

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