Green Building Homes 

Green buildings aren't just a fad. They provide many long-term benefits to homeowners and their families, businesses, and the environment. Green construction can be incorporated into every phase of the building process - such as heating, cooling, insulation, ventilation, lighting, plumbing, and landscaping - or just aspects of it. But, the more it's utilized, the more advantages you'll experience. And, while going green does cost more initially, you'll save much more money over time with an environmentally friendly building, and experience a healthier lifestyle.

Efficient
Green homes experience better heating, cooling, and water use efficiency, which lead to lower operating costs.

Healthy
Green homes feature superior indoor air quality because they reduce the presence of harmful chemicals, molds, and other indoor air pollutants.

Sustainable
Green homes employ advanced construction methods that provide greater protection from harsh weather conditions and insects, resulting in superior resiliency.

Cost-Effective
Green homes enjoy higher resale values because of their energy efficiency, construction quality, and anticipated longevity.

Certified Green 

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Residential or commercial buildings can be certified as being officially "green" by the United States Green Building Council (USGBC). The agency uses its Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) rating system to provide third-party verification to determine if a building was designed and built using approved environmental methods.