LEED v4.1 should be used without a doubt for the BPDO and Low-Emitting Credits, and most likely will help you with Construction Waste Management. Within Green Badger, you opt into V4.1 on a credit by credit basis. First, make sure you’ve selected a LEED Rating System Subtype on your Project Details page. In the credits…
One way to earn the Material Ingredient reporting credit in LEED v4 and v4.1 by using products with Health Product Declarations.
There’s some exciting news with USGBC’s April LEED v4.1 updates to the rating system. You may think this is some belated April Fools day joke, but believe its not!
Our LEED v4 training offers the most practical project management guidance that will help you comply with LEED v4 certification requirements.
The Ultimate Guide to LEED v4 and v4.1 Construction for General Contractors The most comprehensive educational resource for general contractors, filled with practical guidance on how to achieve LEED construction credits. Introduction to the Ultimate Guide by Tommy Linstroth Founder and CEO at Green Badger LEED Fellow Hey! I’m Tommy, founder of Green Badger, and…
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 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.
If contractors want to make interior air quality (IAQ) a priority for their next construction project, look no further than the requirements in LEED v4.1.
After almost 4 years of waiting, construction project teams now have LEED compliant PVC/CPVC cement products to add to their projects.
Top LEED documentation software offers contractors the industry-leading solution for the latest version of the green construction rating system, including USGBC’s recent release of LEED v4.1 compliance.
Interior metal studs help you across all three LEED v4 BPDO credits, are nearly zero waste since they always get recycled, and are non-emitting, so you don’t have to worry about anything in the low-emitting category. How much better could you get?
Drywall and gypsum board are on every construction project in the country, but did you know that they can easily earn you multiple EPDS and HPDs for your LEED projects?
