LEED-CERTIFIED HOMES
WHAT IS A LEED-CERTIFIED HOME?
A LEED certification is a valuable recognition for homeowners and buyers interested in reducing their carbon footprint by living in a sustainable home. Homeowners and buyers can benefit from LEED certification by enjoying lower utility bills, healthier living spaces and reduced impact on the environment.
LEED-Certified homes are designed to provide clean indoor air and ample natural light and to use safe building materials to ensure comfort and good health. They help reduce energy and water consumption, thereby lowering utility bills each month, among other financial and physical benefits.
LEED Certification refers to a home or building that has been designed, built, and will be maintained with sustainability and energy efficiency in mind. LEED Accreditation refers to Contractors or Homebuilders that have the knowledge and certification to construct and produce LEED Certified homes.
LEED-CERTIFIED HOME ARE:
• ENHANCED FOR PEOPLE
LEED-certified homes prioritize the well-being of occupants, providing a healthier and more gratifying indoor environment. They extend their impact beyond individual spaces by addressing community and public health concerns. Acquiring LEED certification signifies a commitment to others in the community, acknowledging the long-lasting benefits of making good choices today.
• ENHANCED FOR VALUE
Investing in LEED-certified home not only yields a superior resale value but also outperforms their non-LEED homes for comfort while simultaneously boasting lower operational costs.
• ENHANCED FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
LEED structures demonstrate a commitment to environmental stewardship by consuming less energy and water, leveraging renewable energy sources, minimizing resource usage, reducing waste, utilizing recycled materials, and preserving land and habitats. These homes enhance occupant comfort and are ideally located near amenities and public transportation options when feasible.