Performance Verification
A proposed builder program that would connect construction checkpoints, field measurements, and clear records of how each home was verified.
Make performance visible.
Energy code compliance establishes a requirement. We are developing a broader, builder-specific framework to document how a home is assembled and tested against agreed performance targets.
The aim is a repeatable path from plan review to final field results, with useful feedback for construction teams and a concise record a builder could share with a homebuyer.
Being developed with builders.
This is a proposed Condor program. Enrollment, qualification criteria, homeowner materials, certification, and any guarantees have not been established or launched.
Discuss a Pilot →Four checkpoints, one clear record.
The final scope and thresholds would be set with participating builders before a pilot.
Set the targets
Review plans, construction details, program requirements, and the measures that can be checked in the field.
Document the build
Record relevant foundation, framing, pre-drywall, and final conditions at agreed milestones.
Measure results
Use applicable blower door and duct leakage testing, energy ratings, and other agreed checks to document outcomes.
Close the loop
Give builder teams a consistent record of findings, test results, and items needing follow-up.
Start with the services already in place.
Condor currently offers building phase reporting, energy compliance, and specialty support. Those services can help establish the field process and data needed to shape a future verification program.
Explore Energy Services →For builder teams
Tell us how you define quality and performance, where documentation falls short, and what a useful homeowner-facing record should contain. We can discuss a pilot scope and the criteria it would need to measure.