Finding LEED v4 compliant products is one of the biggest headaches facing project teams. Green Badger’s database has thousands of LEED compliant products with complete documentation accessible with the click of a mouse. We also offer a Guide to LEED v4 Products, which you can download here.
LEED v4.1 is an update to LEED v4 that any project team can opt into on a credit by credit basis. We consider it essential to use v4.1 for the BPDO credits and low-emitting credits. You can find our complete guidance to LEED v4.1 here.
Green Badger offers a plethora of FREE resources to help teams master LEED construction documentation requirements. Click here to access them, including the General Contractor’s LEED Product Guide, the Essential Playbook for LEED Construction on-demand webinar, and our Ultimate Guide to LEED Construction.
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Green Badger can help you with projects under LEED 2009, v4 or v4.1 rating systems for BD+C or ID+C. We currently do not support LEED for Existing Buildings, LEED for Homes, or LEED for Neighborhood Development.
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Green construction techniques are valuable tools for creating healthy learning environments that benefit both students and teachers. Around the country, municipalities are making green certification for schools less of an option and more of a given as they adopt new requirements. Take Chicago, for example. Every school in the city must earn the Leadership in…
