Building A Better Future

As the “Green” movement sweeps across the country, it has become very difficult for people that are interested in learning about construction methods that help maintain the environment to find easy to understand information!

Thousands of websites explain everything there is to know about every aspect of green construction. Unending volumes of information are available in great detail about each and every type of green construction product and technology.

The only problem is that in most cases all of that information is unorganized and difficult to understand. And how do you find a contractor that is able to carry out the work once you learn about it?

Cutting through all of the clutter, Green Construction Network is a clearing house of green construction products and technologies. Information is organized in an easy to find manner allowing anyone to quickly find product information, manufacturers of green construction products and technologies, and local contractors that strive to use those products and technologies to build green! Utilising construction methods such as ICF new builds and renewable energies we can shape the future of green construction.

We also support contractors who are dedicated to using sustainable materials and production methods and support a range of glazing suppliers and installers, flooring contractors and skirting board companies.

Good reading and good luck with your next project!!

LEED Accredited Professional
LEED Accredited Professionals are building industry professionals who have demonstrated a thorough understanding of green building and the LEED® Green Building Rating System”. The LEED AP credential indicates that the professional has the knowledge and skills to facilitate the LEED certification process.

LEED Professional Accreditation is a voluntary designation achieved by over 60,000 individuals who have passed the LEED Professional Accreditation exam. The Green Building Certification Institute recommends that LEED AP candidates have building industry knowledge, as well as experience working with green building professionals from multiple disciplines.

What are the benefits of earning
the LEED AP credential?

Strengthen your green building qualifications.
Market your green building knowledge to potential employers and clients.
Help a LEED registered project one point toward certification.
Contribute to your professional development.

Earn recognition with the nation’s predominant green building professional credential.
Receive a LEED AP certificate and opt to be listed in GBCIs Directory of
LEED Accredited Professionals.

How do I become a LEED Accredited Professional?
Earn the LEED AP credential by passing the LEED Professional Accreditation exam. The LEED AP Candidate Handbook (PDF) is your complete resource for exam policies, guidelines, and tips.

Does your company build green? More than ever people are looking for contractors that provide environmentally friendly construction technologies, products, and practices.

Join today to start promoting the ways your company provides green construction, it’s free!