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How to Negotiate With a Contractor for Green Building Projects

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Last updated: 2024/05/22 at 11:13 AM
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Planning a green renovation or remodeling project? You now have access to a variety of green-friendly products and contractors. Finding the right contractor is crucial, so look for someone experienced in energy efficiency upgrades, natural materials, and resource conservation. Here are some tips for negotiating with contractors for green home projects.

Start Green From the Beginning

It’s important to keep green features in mind from the start of your project. Look for contractors with a track record of using sustainable materials and promoting energy efficiency. Make sure any design professionals you hire understand your green goals.

Research and Prepare

Before meeting with contractors, research your project and materials involved. Meet with multiple contractors to compare approaches and estimates. Consider the long-term costs and savings of green projects.

Choose Experienced Contractors

Find contractors with experience in green projects, such as builders certified by organizations like NAHB or LEED. Always get multiple bids and compare details like materials, subcontractors, and completion timeline.

Define the Details

Specify green materials in the contract, such as formaldehyde-free, locally sourced products. Make sure subcontractors meet your environmental standards. Ensure the contract includes all important details and terms.

Editor’s Note: Originally published on August 22, 2019, this article was updated in May 2024.

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