LEED Documentation
10 Steps for a Successful LEED Project Close-out
In the pursuit of LEED certification, maintaining accurate records and ensuring all documentation is up-to-date is crucial. This guide provides a comprehensive list of best practices to help you through the quality control process ensuring…
Low Emitting vs. Technical Data for Carpets
When gathering certificates, data, and LEED documentation for Low Emitting Materials (LEM), most are straightforward. However, carpets are certified for emissions by their yarn and their backing. If your subcontractor provides a LEED cover sheet that…
Unlocking the Key Role of Subcontractors in Achieving LEED Project Success
LEED projects are no walk in the park. They require organization, teamwork, and an understanding of the information needed for evaluating and certifying the project. Among the key players involved, subcontractors hold a vital role…
The Vital Role of Subcontractors in LEED Projects
There’s a key group of professionals that play an important role in the LEED certification process that are often overlooked – the subcontractors. Designing and constructing a LEED certified building can be quite the complicated…
Understanding Cradle to Cradle Certification
Understanding Cradle to Cradle Certified Products® is basic knowledge that you should have if you’re working on a LEED project
Setting up for Successful LEED Submission to GBCI
Keep your GBCI LEED reviewers happy during your LEED submission with these six strategies presented by Lauren Rochell at CMPBS.
September 2021 New Functionality for Green Badger
We’re excited to announce to two new functionality updates to Green Badger thanks to input from our current users.
LEED v4 Compliant Doors and Hardware Products with EPDs
The easiest entrance into EPDs for your LEED project may be your doors and hardware submittal.
LEED v4 Compliant Sealants for Low Emitting Materials
Highlighting building sealants that will help you earn LEED v4 low-emitting materials credits.
Importance of Construction Dumpster Signage on LEED Construction Sites
A simple way to help manage construction waste on-site is to have clear dumpster signage that labels the recycling dumpsters with what material goes where.
How to Keep Your LEED Reviewers Happy
Nothing dampens the mood like 20 pages of comments on your LEED certification review. Making sure your LEED documentation for submission to the GBCI meets all the proper requirements will keep your reviewers happy and can increase credit achievement rates.