A whole-home approach to energy efficiency in South Florida — led by a RESNET® Florida Class 1 Energy Rater and LEED AP, and installed by a licensed General Contractor (CGC1528750). Home energy assessments and blower-door testing, impact windows and doors, insulation and air sealing, and efficient remodeling. Lower bills, storm protection, real comfort. Free consultation.
Randolph Scott Bell earned a B.Sc. in Engineering from Aalborg University in Denmark and built an energy-industry career in one of the most efficiency-driven countries on earth. His Danish work spanned waste-to-energy and biomass boiler systems, heat-pump and ventilation product development, and insulation-industry equipment — the machinery of keeping buildings warm, cool, and airtight. He is fluent in English, Danish, and German, and he came home to Palm Beach County to apply energy engineering to Florida homes.
The instinct runs in the family. The Bell family's Palm Beach construction pedigree spans decades and more than 1,200 homes — including nearly $20 million of renovation work on President Kennedy's Palm Beach mansion. Randolph pairs that building heritage with formal energy credentials, so the same house that shrugs off a hurricane also runs quietly and costs less to cool.
On the management side, BeacCorp Property Management was founded in February 2007 and has been BBB-accredited since 2010 with zero complaints on record, and has been featured in the Town-Crier. Different division, same standard: do the work right, stand behind it, and keep the paperwork clean.
Florida runs storm-hardening and efficiency programs that can help offset the cost of this work — including wind-mitigation insurance credits for documented opening protection, and state initiatives that periodically offer free inspections, matching grants, or sales-tax relief on impact windows and doors. These programs open, close, and change funding from year to year, so we won't quote a stale number.
Ask us about the current programs when we scope your project — we'll tell you what's active now and make sure your paperwork qualifies. For the insurance side, see our Impact Window Insurance Discount Guide ↗.
A home energy assessment measures how your house actually uses and loses energy — including a blower-door test that finds and quantifies air leaks. Starting here means we fix the things that genuinely move your bill, in the order that pays off, instead of guessing. In Palm Beach County, sealing and insulation are usually the highest-return first steps. Call (561) 779-3213 to book one.
A blower-door test uses a calibrated fan to depressurize your home so every hidden leak can be found and measured — the number tells us how airtight the house is. Under the Florida Building Code, this testing must be performed by a certified third-party energy rater. Randolph Scott Bell is a RESNET® Florida Class 1 Energy Rater, so the assessment and the install come from the same accountable team.
We take a whole-home approach: energy assessments and blower-door testing, impact windows and doors, insulation and air sealing, and energy-efficient remodeling. The point is to treat the house as one system — the envelope, the glazing, and the mechanical load all affect each other — so the improvements compound instead of working against one another.
Both. Insulated, low-E impact glass cuts the solar heat gain that drives South Florida cooling bills, while the laminated construction protects the opening in a hurricane. That dual benefit is exactly why impact windows sit at the center of a whole-home efficiency plan — and documented opening protection can also earn wind-mitigation insurance credits. See our impact windows and doors page for details.
Because it's usually the highest return for the lowest cost. In most Florida homes the attic leaks conditioned air and the insulation is below current spec, so the A/C runs longer to cool air that escapes. Sealing bypasses and bringing insulation up to standard eases that load every month — and makes every other upgrade, from new glass to solar, work better.
Generally, yes. Cutting your home's energy demand first means a smaller, less expensive solar array can cover more of your usage. Randolph's own 1974 West Palm Beach home is the example: integrated efficiency measures reduced the load enough that an 8kW system meets the demand of a seven-resident household. Efficiency first, then size the solar to the smaller load.
Often, yes — Florida runs storm-hardening and efficiency programs that can include free inspections, matching grants, insurance credits for opening protection, and periodic sales-tax relief on impact windows and doors. These change from year to year, so rather than quote a stale figure, we'll tell you exactly what's active when we scope your project and make sure your paperwork qualifies. Ask us about current programs.
Randolph Scott Bell is an energy engineer — a B.Sc. from Aalborg University in Denmark and a Danish career in waste-to-energy, heat-pump and ventilation, and insulation-industry systems — who came home to Palm Beach County. He pairs a RESNET® Florida Class 1 Energy Rater certification, LEED AP, and Energy Star v3 Verifier credentials with a licensed GC (CGC1528750). You get an engineer who can measure the home and a contractor who can fix it — one team.
Yes. Based in Loxahatchee at 16140 Okeechobee Blvd, we serve all of Palm Beach County — West Palm Beach, Loxahatchee, The Acreage, Wellington, Royal Palm Beach, Jupiter, Palm Beach Gardens, Boynton Beach, and the surrounding communities. Call (561) 779-3213 for a free consultation.
Call (561) 779-3213 or request an estimate on our main construction page. We'll book a home energy assessment, measure your home's real performance, and hand you a prioritized plan — the fixes that save the most, first. Every consultation is free and we respond within 24 hours.