key contacts
Bill Beachy
VP of Energy Services
Ph: (540) 382-2002 ext. 340
FAX: (540) 381-8270
Chris Heslep
Operations Director
Ph: (540) 382-2002 ext. 335
FAX: (540) 381-8270
Anthony Cox
Building Science Manager
Ph: (540) 382-2002 ext. 342
FAX: (540) 381-8270
Dave Bourdon
Administrative Assistant
Ph: (540) 382-5327
FAX: (540) 381-8270
A building should be like a tree, it should thrive on the sun's energy, while enhancing its surroundings.
- William McDonough
awards
Williamsburg-James City County Community Action Agency
Outstanding Service Provider
Virginia Conservation Network 2007 Conservation Award
Non-profit Leadership in Green Building and Sustainability
ENERGY STAR® 2007 Partner of the Year Award
Excellence in Energy-Efficient Affordable Housing
Rappahannock Area Agency on Aging
Outstanding Performance and Lasting Contribution
National Weatherization 2005 Conference Award
Anthony Cox
National Weatherization 2003 Conference Award
U.S.Department of Energy Recognition
redefining affordable housing
through energy efficiency
bill beachy

Bill Beachy joined CHP in 1999 and serves as Vice President of Energy Services. His experience includes ten years as the state manager of the Virginia Weatherization Assistance Program for the Department of Housing and Community Development, and positions on numerous national boards and advisory committees in the energy and weatherization arena. In 1995, he received the U.S. Department of Energy award for outstanding service to the weatherization program. Bill has a bachelor’s degree from James Madison University and a master’s degree in Public Administration from Virginia Commonwealth University.
chris heslep

Chris Heslep began his career at CHP by working a summer job at the age of 17. When that ended, a full-time position as a crew worker became available and Chris began weatherizing homes for low-income people full-time. Today, Chris serves as Operations Director of Energy Services, with oversight over CHP’s weatherization, emergency home repair, and crisis heating and cooling programs. Chris and his crew also provide home performance diagnostic testing, energy ratings and training in home efficiency measures.
anthony cox

Anthony Cox currently serves as Building Science Manager and works extensively with CHP's New River Center of Energy Research and Training (NRCERT). Anthony has over 17 years experience in the weatherization industry, and uses this experience to provide training in residential energy conservation around the country. He developed his “House of Pressure” as a training tool to visually demonstrate residential building performance testing.
energy services crew