Hi all,
We are not going to provide photos for this credit but we have an...

Michelle Halle Stern Senior Sustainability Consultant Greenwood Consulting Group LEEDuser Premium Member 120 thumbs up September 16, 2015- 1:47 pm More than enough photos if that show the requested information. There are a number of posts on the subject in this forum if you search "photo" From the form: Option 1 Upload. Photographs documenting construction and pre-occupancy phase moisture protection methods, for absorptive materials, have been provided. Upload IEQc3.1-2. Provide photos documenting methods employed to protect absorptive materials from moisture damage during construction...

If the HVAC system wasn't running during construction of a new building, what is the requirement for documentation?
We have dated checklists documenting that the HVAC system wasn't running...

We have an issue with a General Contractor on a project. There were poor conditions on the job site captured by images found at:...

Hi All,

Compliance with this credit in fully ducted return systems has been straight forward, however, the LEED Reference Guide is not too clear on how exactly open plenum return systems...

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My contractor is proposing and alternative method to sealing the air conditioning ducts. They would like to use a foam for the duct end that would be air tight. Their concern is the...

Dear all,
I actually do know what is an absorptive material but only by logic/sense. I need to know if there is a specified list of absorptive materials, or a specific...

Would anyone be willing to share the narrative they wrote for the description of methods by which absorptive materials were protected from moisture damage? The contractors I'm working with are...

Hello all - Our construction team has completed our project. I am going through some of the photographs that our company took during construction.

Our team did a good job taking...

Hi. At what moment of a project does the...