"What’s Workings presentations are both motivational and fact-packed. Not only will you learn why green remodeling is good for the earth, but you will learn which materials are really green, green remodeling techniques needed in your climate, and various pitfalls and hazards to avoid in green remodeling. Many attendees find your seminars life-changing."

-DAN TADDEI, BCA, Director of Education, National Association of the Remodeling Industry

"I wanted to thank you for training our entire company in the Green Building Certification program. You have given us a context with which to make incremental improvements in our building practices, many of which will not cost the client more. While you are passionate about this inevitable change, you give practical methods and questions for us to use as we embrace these important new practices for our clients. Your own construction experience was extremely helpful in explaining these new practices to our production crew."

- IRIS HARRELL, CEO/President, Harrell Remodeling 

Homeowners across the country are looking for building professionals who know how to build green or remodel homes to be as green as possible. The challenge is that now that green building has become a national phenomena, everyone, overnight, has become a green builder. Without experience or training trying to become a green builder can cause as many problems as solutions. Homeowners are clamoring for certified building professionals they can trust.

 

By committing your company to getting certified you open a marketing door that provides peace of mind to your customers. But the commitment goes deeper. It means that your employees actually learn how homes should be built to prevent mold, to improve comfort, to save your customers money and to provide the quality that homeowners expect but often don’t get.

  

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

What’s Working has worked for years to develop a training program that goes deeply into how buildings work. By understanding both the science of building dynamics and the practicality of what to do differently on Monday morning, graduates feel empowered to improve all aspects of their projects and their companies.
Certified green builders are staying busier than their conventional counterparts. From coast to coast green building is the only good news in the building industry. The best way to get started is to invest in your company’s education and get certified.

 

If your a building professional and interested in taking the next steps to becoming a green building professional, contact GreenBuilding.com for more information.
Tel. 303.444.7044, info@greenbuilding.com  

 

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