Construction is considered one of the most dangerous industries for workers worldwide.…
Submitting a Notice of Intent to the EPA: What Do Permits Cover?
The National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) plays a pivotal role in safeguarding water quality across the United States.…
Sources of Stormwater Runoff Pollution On Construction Sites
Stormwater runoff pollution is a significant environmental concern, especially on construction sites where land disturbance can result in erosion and releasing harmful contaminants into waterways.…
What Does It Mean to Be EnergyStar Certified and Why It’s Important
As the cost to build a home increases, builders need to offset these costs with the prices they charge for their services.…
Utility Rebates Programs Available to Builders
As the cost of construction and new homes increases, builders are looking for ways to offset rising prices.…
9 Essentials of Building an Energy-Efficient Home
Energy efficiency is a win-win for homeowners and home builders. Freddie Mac reports that energy-efficient homes carry a 2.7% higher resale value and that NAHB that nine out of ten prospective homebuyers desire energy efficiency as a major selling point.…
The Importance of Working with a Qualified SWPPP Developer
All construction and industrial activity is subject to the whims of Mother Nature, leaving local ecosystems vulnerable to pollution-laden runoff each time it rains.…
The Importance of SWPPPs for Construction
Impacts from construction activity don’t just occur at the site but can travel well downstream into surrounding ecosystems.…
A Guide to Energy Star Certification for New Home Construction
The push for sustainability is a massive concern in the construction industry as governments seek to curb emissions from new builds.…
7 Sustainable Building Best Practices for Builders
By some estimates, the building industry accounts for 34% of all global greenhouse gas emissions. …