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We bring affordable, healthy, energy-efficient, and resilient buildings to life.
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Viridiant is your better building partner
From design to construction to upgrades and retrofits, we provide strategies to make homes and buildings throughout the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast healthy, energy efficient, and resilient.
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Reduce development costs and complexity
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How we help
Viridiant offers comprehensive consulting, testing, measurement and certification services.
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Unlock project potential through detailed plan reviews and tailored recommendations that maximize energy performance.
Optimize building energy systems for savings, health, and comfort with our comprehensive diagnostic testing and recommendations.
Get EarthCraft, ENERGY STAR, Enterprise Green, NGBS, Passive House, or Zero Energy Ready certifications for your home or building.
Learn about code transition, building science, high-performance technologies, energy optimization, and more through our scheduled or custom programs for building professionals and others.
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Virginia Housing Policy Update: RGGI, the QAP, and Federal Rebates (August 2026)
What’s changing in Virginia housing policy, and what it means for your projects.

Richmond BizSense: Viridiant nonprofit names new executive director, moves to Shockoe Slip
Viridiant relocated to Shockoe Slip and announced that long-time employee Stuart Nuckols has taken over as its executive director.

For Immediate Release: Viridiant Completes Strategic Repositioning, Names Stuart Nuckols Executive Director
Viridiant Names Stuart Nuckols Executive Director; Andrew Green Transitions to Senior Advisor Following Strategic Pivot; Organization Announces Downtown Move to Shockoe Slip