Home Builders Association of Greater Southwest Illinois

Featured Green Building Counil Supporters

Affordable Roofing & Exteriors

American TV & Appliances

AtWork General Contractors

Better Way Builders

Chapala Energy Consulting, Inc.

Chesley Fence Company, Inc.

Code Enforcement Officials

Copious Technologies

Dawson-Dodd Heating & Cooling

Ellerbrake Construction, LLC

Eye on Design
Flooring Systems Residential

Fulford Homes

Goley Insulation, Inc.

Henges Interiors

J.T. McDermott Remodeling

MDB Electric, Inc.

Mid America Advanced Power Solutions

Otten Contracting, Inc.

Re/Max Preferred
- The Markham Network

Re/Max Preferred Partners
Riley Homes, Inc.

RiverBend Green Homes

SCI Engineering

Superior Walls PCS

Wells Fargo Home Loans

Green Building Council

Mission Statement: To develop a coalition of responsible Green Building industry leaders within the Home Builders Association of Greater Southwest Illinois dedicated to the education, awareness and promotion of sustainable design, energy efficiency and environmental responsibility.

About the Council Leadership
Green Buidling Council Membership Application
Review upcoming Green Building Council events

	Energy Star / Act on Energy Program Overview Energy Star Builder Agreement Act on Energy Residential Programs - includes rebates and incentives HERS Rater Program List
	To find products, home improvements and new home program information to receive tax rebates, incentives and partner resources.
	Go to www.nahbgreen.org to review the National Green Building Guidelines and Standards (the ONLY ANSI approved Green program), dual certification with NAHB Programs and Builders Challenge thru the US Department of Energy, Green Scoring Tools, Find a Verifier, education offerings and national events.

Community Support Project

To encourage more energy efficient and sustainable homebuilding. The Council board has also selected TreeHouse as their pilot project, and many Council members will be donating their time and materials to the cause.

The new facility will be used as a demonstration of affordable Green Building, using many examples of High-Performance construction techniques and renewable energy.

Additional support is still needed, and anyone interested in Green Building or wildlife rescue is asked to become involved in any way they can.

For more information, contact Don Dieckmann, Project Manager, of RiverBend Green Homes, at Don@RiverBendHomes.org (618 467 7085), or TreeHouse Wildlife Center at www.TreeHouseWildlifeCenter.com (618 372 8092) to donate or volunteer.