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Green Building Practices and Certification: 2-Day In Depth Green Building Training
Date:
Fri, 02/19/2010 Location:
American Legion:4760 28th Street Boulder, CO
Cost:
$335.00 (USD) Registration:
Green Building Practices and Certification, is a 2-day training geared toward builders, architects, contractors and trades people who need a more in-depth understanding of how to build green and how to meet city of Boulder Green Points, and Boulder County BuildSmart green building codes. Participants will learn how to approach a home from the green building mindset. Students learn to view a home in terms of interrelated systems. From foundations to flooring, from roofs to HVAC systems, students learn that all aspects of design and construction must function together in order to build a green home.
We will emphasize the best available green building practices available for implementation and build professional’s capacity to retrofit homes and build new homes to be more energy efficient, improve indoor air quality and enhance the environmental performance with various levels of sophistication. This class will build upon the introductory class or be the next step for those professionals who have had a basic 101 green building training previously.
The second part of this class will be held Friday the 26th at the Kaiser Conference Room: 2525 13th St. 2nd Floor
Upon completion of this training, attendees have the opportunity to take a certification test through GreenAdvantage for an additional $175 fee.
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Q: I live in a modern house built in 1953. 50% of the exterior walls are glass or glass swinging or sliding doors. The house is on top of a hill in one of the windier parts of CT. I am looking to slow down air infiltration and make my windows more efficient (most are non coated double glazed). I am trying to figure out how to find the best replacement doors and windows and also how to find a contractor who can install them the way they are supposed to be installed. I would also like to find a firm that could do an air infusion test to show me how leaky the house is and where the worst spots are.
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A: Hello John, Thanks for your question regarding new windows and doors. Before you start, it's a good idea to get an energy audit done on your home to find out where your home is losing energy. Some energy companies provide this for their customers, co...