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Certificazioni energetiche Torino - Certificà

Certificazioni energetiche Torino - Certificà is the name of the website of a professional energy certification practice in Turin and its province, reachable at the address certifica.torino.it.

A copy of the website from 29 October 2011 shows its home page with the title «Certificazioni energetiche Torino | Certificà» and the description «Certificà: energy certifications in Turin and its province. We provide all services related to energy certifications»[1]. The website's manager was a self-employed architect, a graduate of the Politecnico di Torino and enrolled in the Register of Energy Certifiers of the Regione Piemonte[2]. The website offered four types of certificate: for single dwellings up to 80 sqm, for larger dwellings, for commercial and craft businesses, and for entire buildings or condominiums[3]. The website was still active on 16 January 2016, with the same home page title[4].

The domain certifica.torino.it in the web archive

The domain certifica.torino.it, in the web archive since 29 October 2011, presents itself as «Certificazioni energetiche Torino | Certificà».

The domain certifica.torino.it

The domain certifica.torino.it was online from 29 October 2011 to 20 December 2013, the dates of the first and last snapshots kept by the archive, always under the heading «Certificazioni energetiche Torino | Certificà».

The website certifica.torino.it

The website, recorded by the web archive at the domain certifica.torino.it between 2011-10-29 and 2013-12-20, presented Certificà as a service run by professionals enrolled in the Regione Piemonte's Register of Energy Certifiers, qualified to draw up energy certifications and ratings in Turin and its province.

Sources

  1. Internet Archive (Wayback Machine) — 29 October 2011
  2. Internet Archive (Wayback Machine) — 31 October 2011
  3. Internet Archive (Wayback Machine) — 31 October 2011
  4. Internet Archive (Wayback Machine) — 16 January 2016
  5. Internet Archive — 29 October 2011
  6. Internet Archive (Wayback Machine) — 20 December 2013

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