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Who is Engineered Cost Recovery?

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Architects • Engineers • Building Owners

Experts in Section 1331 EPACT 2005
We are the certified 3rd party required for the deduction
We obtain your certification for qualified Energy Policy tax deductions
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We are Engineered Cost Recovery

an engineering firm dedicated to providing third party certification to help engineers, architects and building owners obtain their Energy Policy Act tax deductions.

We are licensed in all lower 48 states and work with many of the top 100 architectural and engineering firms in the country.

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This deduction is based solely on affected square footages. Ideal candidates will generally have improvements with a square footage of at least 50,000 square feet. These improvements must have been completed after 1/1/2006. A wide range of improvements, from simple lighting retrofits to full-scale construction projects, qualify for this tax deduction.

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Architecture Billings Shrink for First Time in Nine Months
The latest Architecture Billings Index, released in mid-May by the American Institute of Architects, shows that the eight-month-long streak of growth in the design and construction industry came to an end in April.
Growing Market for Parking Lot Design
As the market for parking lot design grows relentlessly higher, architects search for attractive, multipurpose solutions.
Architecture Billings Up for Eighth Consecutive Month
March’s Architecture Billings Index, released in mid-April by the American Institute of Architects, shows growth in the design and construction industry for the eighth consecutive month, albeit at a slower rate of growth than in February.
Architectural Billings Index Continues to Grow for Fifth Consecutive Month
December’s Architectural Billings Index, released today by the American Institute of Architects, have increased for the fifth consecutive month, albeit at a slower rate. As in November, three out of four of the nation’s regions and all four of the industry’s sectors show growth.
Interior Design Billings Index Sees First Drop in Over a Year
Though the Interior Design Billings Index contracted for the first time in a long string of optimistic months, the American Society of Interior Designers economist still counts on more growth for 2013.
February Jobs: Construction Adds Big; So Does Architecture and Engineering
In the BLS’s February 2013 employment report, the economy added 236,000 jobs. The architectural and engineering services sector added 3,100 jobs, and the construction industry added a whopping 48,000 new jobs.