Signature Homes Las Vegas Is First Local Builder To Build Green Homes
Signature Homes Las Vegas is first local builder to participate in the Southern Nevada Green Building Partnership program. Signature Homes announced last week that they are the first local home builder to design and construct a more environmentally friendly or new “green†homes in Las Vegas, Nevada.
A program between the Green Building Initiative of Portland, Ore. and Southern Nevada Home Builders Association, called The Green Building Partnership, will provide local home builders and Signature Homes, the technical expertise and guidelines especially for the conditions in Southern Nevada real estate.
The third party inspection and verification, by the The Green Building Partnership, will be the issuing body of certification that the new Las Vegas home was constructed to the requirements of green building.
The new Cortona homes in north Las Vegas real estate will be Signature Homes first neighborhood that will participate in the Green Building Partnership. Currently in the design, the company will break ground in the first quarter of 2008 of the planned 70 homes for sale.
It is a pleasure to see local builders to take an active approach in the conservation of our resources and go green in southern Nevada. Several large high rise condo projects on the Strip have taken this approach, too. Signature Homes is the first local owned home builder to participate in the Southern Nevada Green Building Partnership program.
Signature Custom Homes also is a Las Vegas luxury home builder in the Green Building Partnership program.
Homeowners will enjoy a green home by reduced use of water, lower operating costs including gas and electricity and a higher quality of indoor air.
Green building is the maximization of the indoor environmental quality in housing, efficient use of energy, materials, resources, and water.
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Signature Homes Las Vegas is first local builder to build green homes.