
In addition to implementing energy-efficient heating, cooling, and ventilation systems, green building projects are designed to harness natural resources like light and air.
Studies have found that operational costs for green buildings were 19% lower than the industry average.

Greener building practices help to lower local GHG emission totals, thereby benefiting the community and environmental health and also protecting the occupants of the buildings.

An eco-friendly home aims to have the smallest possible impact on its environment. Gryn building means working with the land rather than against it. Using nontoxic adhesives, paints and cleaners will benefit the landscape as your home ages.

Eco-friendly homes use recycled products for building projects for example recycled-content decking, which is made from recycled plastic and wood fibres, can last five times longer than traditional wood decking, and it never needs to be treated or painted.
Durable materials mean you’ll spend less time and money maintaining your property.

A natural environment is a stress reliever, it heals and makes you feel better emotionally and contributes to your physical wellbeing. This is because trees, water, plants and other natural elements help decontaminate polluted environments making the air cleaner for human use.