This is for cleaning pipes prior actual coating and painting application. I understand that this solvent does emit strong odor and as such application after hours is preferred.

I have an interesting case. A building on my site is being demolished as part of my project scope and will be grassed over.

Just curious - how many of you include taxes in the cost calculation for your materials credits? I typically only include the cost of the wood (or other material) products themselves.

Our project is utilizing a significant amount of wood reclaimed from an old cannery in the area.

My question is similar to Rebecca Hart's question below. My LEED CI project falls under case 1, option 2.

We´re working on a landscape project in a hot&dry city and a drought-resistant grass is being proposed.

From what I've read in the LEED manuals and seen online, used salvaged materials that would have qualified under MRc3 can also qualify as recycled materials, provided that you don't count them for

My project involves the gut rehab and selective demolition of a historic structure.

We are working on a multifamily residential building where many of the units have private terraces or balconies.

Hi! In a project that will be built on a previous developed site that was much larger the contractor implements the site facilities on part of the demolished area. The LEED project will just occupy