Posts Tagged 'green'

Tax Incentive To Build Green

green building tax incentive helps put money back in your pocket

Energy Efficient Commercial Building Tax Deduction puts money back in your pocket.

Energy Efficient Commercial Building Tax Deduction

Have you taken advantage of the green building incentive yet? The Energy Efficient Commercial Building Tax Deduction is set to expire on December 31, 2013. The program affords building owners deductions on qualifying energy-efficient upgrades done within the last six years. Real estate advocates are in the process of lobbying Congress to extend or expand the program. Read more about the green building incentive in this article by Bendix Anderson, NuWire Investor.

Have these deductions changed the way you or your clients plan buildings?

Great Green Web Resources

Steve Linsky of our Remodelers PRO Force has provided these excellent Green building websites. Most of these sites have specific Green sections.

www.greenbuildingadvisor.com – One of the best sites in the construction industry

www.dsireusa.org – Site for rebates from all sources – federal and state

www.nahbgreen.org – Home builders’ Green web site

www.NARI.org – Remodeling industry web site – updates on laws and industry tips

www.sbcindustry.com – Wood components manufacturing industry web site

www.massenergystarhomes.com – Massachusetts Energy Star site

www.earth911.com – The latest in green news and recycling – fun site

www.nahb.org – Overall news for builders

www.greenandsave.com – Go to master ROI table for great return-on-investment tables

www.inhabitat.com – Great site, plus see the ECO labels 101: Green certifications explained

www.homeconstructionimprovement.com – General how-to on Green products and installation

www.usgbc.org – Site for LEED certification info, plus tons of other good info

You can follow Steve Linsky on Twitter @steveproforce and also now on Facebook at the PRO Force Facebook fan page.

EPA Green Homes: Great Solutions

If you’re in the market for a new home, or making home improvements, the EPA Green Homes Web site identifies key environmental and energy issues at hand. They suggests solutions that will add value to your home, as well as reduce energy use and costs, and helping protect your health.

http://www.epa.gov/greenhomes/

To see all we ourselves are doing to help the environment, visit the National Lumber Partnership for Green Initiatives website: www.national-lumber.com/green


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