What Categeories Can Your Place Of Business Be LEED Certified In?

Posted on: 24 June 2015
Getting your business LEED certified is a great marketing angle for your company, as well as a way to help the environment and to protect the health of your employees. LEED stands for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design. The certification was designed by the United States Green Building Council (USGBC). Both the building that your business is conducted in and your employees, can be LEED certified and credentialed, respectively.
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Green Cleaning Services: Exploring the Benefits for Your Business

Posted on: 26 May 2015
Many businesses rely on professional janitorial services to keep their office space looking its very best. If you are among the business owners who rely on these cleaning services, you may wish to consider switching from the use of a traditional janitorial service to the use of green cleaning services. This is because in addition to being environmentally friendly, these eco-concious cleaning services offer many unique benefits for your company, customers, and employees.
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Managing The Trees Before Building Your Home

Posted on: 21 April 2015
If you are getting ready to build your home, you've probably got lots of ideas for things you need to take care of. Certainly you need to have a design, level ground, and a few other obvious factors. One of the things that often gets overlooked in this process is the trees that already exist on the property. Depending on the lifestyle you want to live and how you plan to set up your landscaping, trees can play an important role in your new home.
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4 Types Of Suppression Systems For Your Business

Posted on: 14 March 2015
Does your business's facility need a fire suppression system? A suppression system, also sometimes referred to as a sprinkler system, is a very effective way to protect your building, your equipment, and your inventory. Just having one in place can also reduce your insurance premiums, as a the system greatly reduces the potential loss that could be caused by a fire. There are many different types of systems, so it's important that you take the time to find the one that best fits your needs.
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