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LEED Homes: The Future of Green Buildings

5/23/2017

 
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Green building is smart building. A home built to LEED certification standards is better for the homeowner and the environment. In the long run, a LEED home will deliver a lifetime of energy savings and environmental benefits.
 
LEED is a certified building program for homes, offices, commercial and residential spaces. Standing for leadership, energy and environmental design, it has gained popularity over the years in health and environmental sustainability. 

Why Do We Need Green Building?

Green building, or sustainable design, is important. It is the practice of increased efficiency in which buildings use energy, water and other materials to reduce negative impacts on human health and the environment. LEED homes use less energy and water leading to monthly savings on utilities. They also maintain their value over time.
 
VOCs, which are volatile organic compounds emit gasses with longterm effects. LEED homes use paints, carpet materials, sealants and adhesives with low to no VOCs that help to improve indoor air quality and the health and comfort of the occupant for the overall quality of human and natural life. 

What Are the Benefits of a LEED Home? 

  • Water Consumption: Faucets and toilets are low-flow adjusted to save energy costs.
  • Sealed Insulation: Superior insulation used in LEED saves you money on heating and cooling.
  • Quality of Air: LEED structures use no harmful materials and filters chemical pollutants that seep from outside. Moisture control is also responsible for bringing allergens to a minimum.
  • Quality of Urban Living: Homes placed near parks and bike paths give access to urban nature and fresh air.
  • Long Term Gain: Money is saved, but it will also sell better down the road as sought after homes are highly priced. 

Environmental Benefits:

  • Protect biodiversity and ecosystems
  • Conserve and restore natural resources
  • Reduce waste streams
  • Reduce impact of construction
Do you want a LEED home for you and your family that benefits both you and the environment With a perfect record of successful certification, TechEcoHome has an ample amount of experience in producing LEED structures for homeowners in Canada. 
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Call TechEcoHome toll free at 1 (888)778-0344 or visit their website techecohome.ca to help transform the residential market and lives around the world. 


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