5 Ways Terrazzo Supports LEED Certifications
Terrazzo’s traditional craftsmanship and aesthetic appeal make it the first choice for many designers. The vibrant colors and design possibilities make it the preferred flooring impress visitors and fit in with a wide variety of styles. But did you know it could help you get credits needed for LEED certification?
NCTA contractors have done work on many LEED-certified buildings in the region. Whether it’s to meet mandates from Chicago Public School System or to fit in with an ideal for a creative design space, terrazzo’s environmental design has it covered.
With terrazzo, you can get the points you need to meet LEED certification.
Learn more about what makes terrazzo:
The Benefits:
Durable construction. Long-lasting construction eliminates environmental impact of replacement. The flooring can be preserved even if the building is updated.
LEED v4 Credits: Building Life-Cycle Impact Reduction and Construction and Demolition Waste Management
Resource efficient. Construction uses locally sourced materials.
LEED v4 Credits: Building Product Disclosure and Optimization – Environmental Product Declarations
Eco-friendly composition. Using recycled glass and other materials…
LEED v4 Credits: Building Product Disclosure and Optimization – Environmental Product Declarations
Clean air. Terrazzo construction uses zero VOC materials. The finished product has little to zero off-gassing.
LEED v4 Credits: Low-Emitting Materials
Green maintenance. Annual and routine maintenance can be done using environmentally friendly products using energy efficient methods.
LEED v4 Credits: Green Cleaning – Products and Materials
LEED v4 Prerequisite Support: Facility Maintenance and Renovations Policy and Green Cleaning Policy