The holiday season is upon us, and that means planning the Thanksgiving feast. For many, preparing a turkey and the trimmings is just as enjoyable as eating the meal. However, the time-consuming process of cooking this special meal can gobble up energy, especially when you consider all the appliances in use — refrigerators, mixers, food […]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Press Contact: Jonathan Handey Eco Three jonathan@eco-three.com 205-314-3500 Home Improvement Power Couple Drives High Performance Tiny House on Wheels to 20 Cities with Proof is Possible Tour Proof Is Possible Tour teaches homeowners and homebuyers to take control of their houses with diagnostics, and get proof they got what they paid for. […]
“Eco Three Opens New Office to Serve Gulf Coast Area” Fairhope, AL – September 14, 2015 Jonathan Handey, Founder and Principal of Eco Three, and Birmingham native Walker Goodrich, are pleased to announce the September 2015 opening of Eco Three – Gulf Coast. This new location will bring Energy Evaluations and Energy Efficient Upgrades to […]
Birmingham startup Eco Three has plans to extend its business model and carve out a market for energy efficient homes in Birmingham. By Alan Alexander for the Birmingham Business Journal, June 5th, 2015 (http://www.bizjournals.com/birmingham/news/2015/06/05/eco-three-looks-to-carve-out-birminghams-market.html) Eco Three is based in the Innovation Depot and provides inspections, consultations and upgrades to the insulation infrastructure of a house, […]
Jonathan Handey talks with Dave Duncan on Business Break on WBRC (Fox 6) about what Eco Three does, the process of Eco Three’s evaluations, common issues and reasons why clients call us, and how we can help individuals improve the comfort and efficiency of their homes. Jonathan also discusses the common misconception that energy efficient upgrades are very […]
Thanks to Michael Tomberlin for our latest press on al.com and in The Birmingham News! Click here to see the article online, click here: Eco-Three’s Business Heating Up With Frigid Temperatures, New Growth Areas.
