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Ecocor is a panel builder in Searsmont, according to greenmainehomes.com, which writes that it constructs highly insulated wall panels in its shop there. An environmentenergyleader.com article describes the company as a construction firm that designs, manufactures, delivers and assembles passive house parts. The company says it has been in business for 10 years. A 2026 Reddit commenter suggested checking out Ecocor in Searsmont. A 2025 Google reviewer gave one star, calling the houses overpriced and writing that time frames were always pushed, with clients paying for the late completions. A 2025 Google reviewer called the production method illogical, messy and expensive, objecting that materials were assembled in Searsmont and then transported piece by piece to where the house would be assembled, and wrote that Chris had no loyalty to employees or customers.
“Check out Ecocor is searsmont”
“Here in Maine, the best-known practitioners of passive house building capabilities include companies such as BRIBURN Architecture, Ecocor High Performance Buildings, GO Logic Architecture Construction”
“Ecocor constructs highly insulated wall panels using a unique assembly method in their shop in Searsmont.”
“Originally designed by a Cambridge Firm, the envelope was re-configured by Ecocor High-Performance Buildings, and the plans and elevations re-composed by the Artist and Designer Todd Fulshaw.”
“Ecocor High Performance Buildings, a construction firm that designs, manufacturers, delivers and assembles passive house parts – certified by the Passive House Institute in Darmstadt, Germany – created the prefabricated sections for Scott’s new residence”
First of all, houses need to breathe. This style of production is illogical, messy, and expensive. Instead of trucks bringing materials to a lumberyard or the job location it is sent to ecocore, assembled in Searsmont, then transported piece by piece to where it will be assembled. Aside from just the general stupidity of this concept of construction, Chris has no loyalty to anyone. Not his employees, not his customers, not even his products. Everyone else is always to blame. This business seems like a tax write-off.
Overpriced houses that are built to take people's money. Essentially $3,500 per panel built, puts a lot of money into the owners pocket and not so much into the staffs. Staff are treated poorly and time frames are always pushed with the clients paying for the late completions. 10/10 DO NOT RECOMMEND
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