RECOGNITION & AFFILIATIONS
Recognition 
When you combine talented design and craftsmanship with visionary clients you are awarded in more than one way.
Byggmeister & Zero Net Energy Buildings Task Force
Paul Eldrenkamp is honored to have been appointed the chair of the residential sector working group, a subgroup of Gov. Deval Patrick's Zero Net Energy Task Force, that will address ways to overcome barriers to zero net energy homes in the state of Massachusetts. Learn more about the Task Force...
2007 Guildmaster Award
The Guildmaster Award is presented to building service companies for demonstrating outstanding quality and customer service.
Big50 Business Excellence Award
The Big50 award is granted to companies who have set the standard for professionalism and integrity through exemplary business practices, unique
design, and extraordinary impact on their community or the industry at large.
EM-NARI CotY Awards, 2006
Silver Award Winner: Moroccan Bathroom
Luxury Living Awards, 2006
Platinum Award: Bookline Bathroom
Luxury Living Awards, 2006
Gold Award: Carriage House Dining Room
What's written about us
Woman's Work
The remodeling industry is slowly realizing the benefits of bringing a female perspective to offices and jobsites. (From Remodeling Magazine Online)
Affiliations
We are committed to meeting and exceeding client expectations without compromising environmental and historic preservation. We are proud to be associated with the following environmental and historic organizations.
Rate It Green
Byggmeister has been a services member since 2007.
Northeast Sustainable Energy Association
Byggmeister has been a business member since 1988.
Energy-Efficient Building Association
Byggmeister has been active since 1990.
National Trust for Historic Preservation
Byggmeister has been a business member since 1986.
Newton Historical Society
Business member since 1992. Paul Eldrenkamp is a former president of the Society and currently serves on the board of directors.
Green Decade Coalition - Newton
Paul Eldrenkamp serves on the board of directors and is the chair of the Kyoto Project on residential energy use.
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