Green building is said to account for roughly 30 percent of the nation’s residential building sector. Recent survey findings from Dodge Data & Analytics indicate that percentage will rise in the years to come.
- Third-party verification is key to consumers when looking for a "green" home.
- Green features that address extreme heat, humidity and foundational issues are sought after in Houston.
- GBGC certification adheres to the National Green Building Standard ICC 700.
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