The Colorado Green Building Guild, a trade organization focused on advancing the craft of sustainable building in Colorado, announces a new partnership with the Department of Energy (DOE) to provide dynamic content on the business, marketing, and technical strategies to successfully build net zero-energy ready homes in today’s housing market.
This builder-focused training session features multiple modules covering the business advantages of high performance building, marketing to consumers, advanced building system design strategies and specifications, and gaining recognition through the DOE Challenge Home Program. This 3 ½ hour course is eligible for AIA CEUs.
“Anyone in the building sector interested in new construction projects should attend,” says Cori Andreatta, Training Coordinator at 4CORE. “These trainings will help position contractors ahead of the curve and give them a marketing edge as we see the building sector start to pick up,” adds Andreatta.
The Guild is collaborating with 4CORE to bring the training to Durango on May 9th, 1:00 to 4:30 pm in the Community Room at Pine River Valley Bank located at 1701 Main Ave, Durango, CO 81301. Guild members can attend for $25 and non members for $50. Rates go up $25 the week of the event.
For more information on rates, the specifics of the DOE Challenge Home trainings, and other trainings to be held across the state, visit www.coloradogreenbuildingguild.org.
To register for the event visit www.fourcore.org/Contractors/SustainableBuilding.aspx.
About the Guild
The Colorado Green Building Guild is an association of building professionals dedicated to promoting healthier, resource-efficient homes and workplaces. Since 2004 the non-profit organization has grown to over 600 members. The Guild strives to advance the craft of green building, support members' environmentally responsible
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