California must be a wonderful place to be a homeowner. I mean, pretty much everyone has one certification or another in the arts and sciences of green building. The number of eco-minded professionals indicates the Golden State’s urge to become thoroughly ‘green’ through the use of environmentally friendly materials, technologies, and designs. Well, at least their building industry seems to embrace this eco-friendly idealism. Take Edward Nold for example. He is a general contractor in Oakland, California. Nold is a Certified Green Building Professional by the Build It Green organization (an organization that is, not surprisingly, headquartered in California) as well as being a certified general contractor. This means that Nold wields an impressive knowledge of how to make any structure healthier, more energy and water efficient, and better for the Earth than traditional construction. But he doesn’t stop there. Nold is also an active participant in educating his community about the benefits ‘going green’ can bring to every homeowner. I’ve included a link to his profile page where you can see what kind of classes he also teaches. The website featured tells us of Nold’s involvement with educating people on the benefits of solar energy through a class at the City College of San Francisco campus. Nold takes his professionalism to a new level with his active engagement within his local community. You can really tell he believes in the importance of his job. Good for him.
California must be a wonderful place to be a homeowner. I mean, pretty much everyone has one certification or another in the arts and sciences of green building. The number of eco-minded professionals indicates the Golden State’s urge to become thoroughly ‘green’ through the use of environmentally friendly materials, technologies, and designs. Well, at least their building industry seems to embrace this eco-friendly idealism. Take Edward Nold for example. He is a general contractor in Oakland, California. Nold is a Certified Green Building Professional by the Build It Green organization (an organization that is, not surprisingly, headquartered in California) as well as being a certified general contractor. This means that Nold wields an impressive knowledge of how to make any structure healthier, more energy and water efficient, and better for the Earth than traditional construction. But he doesn’t stop there. Nold is also an active participant in educating his community about the benefits ‘going green’ can bring to every homeowner. I’ve included a link to his profile page where you can see what kind of classes he also teaches. The website featured tells us of Nold’s involvement with educating people on the benefits of solar energy through a class at the City College of San Francisco campus. Nold takes his professionalism to a new level with his active engagement within his local community. You can really tell he believes in the importance of his job. Good for him.