Become a Green Contractor Today
Learn. Green. Go. See the best practices on how to become a green builder.
Why Become a Green Contractor?
Don’t just build structures; build a sustainable future.
Becoming a green contractor means you’re playing a vital role in promoting sustainability and protecting the planet.
Open doors to a growing market.
Many homeowners and businesses are actively seeking green certified contractors for their projects.
Residential Green Building
Commercial Green Construction
Renewable Energy Installations
Sustainable Landscaping
Energy Efficiency Retrofits
Green Remodeling
Enhance Your Skills and Knowledge
Gain the latest knowledge in sustainable practices, materials, and technologies.Â
Knowledge of Sustainable Materials
Project Management
Energy Auditing
LEED Certification Understanding
Green Building Codes Compliance
Renewable Energy System Installation
Grow your business and stay ahead of industry trends.Â
Join The Center by Lendisty’s Green Contractors Accelerator to enhance your skills, network with industry leaders, and access exclusive resources to grow your green contracting business.
Top Sustainability Credentials for Construction Professionals
These additional certifications equip you with the latest knowledge in sustainable practices, materials, and technologies.
Certified Passive House
Becoming a Passive House Tradesperson boosts credibility, expands job opportunities, and provides advanced skills in energy-efficient, high-performance building practices for a sustainable construction future.
Energy Star Residential New Construction Partner
Becoming an ENERGY STAR partner boosts credibility, attracts eco-conscious clients, lowers energy costs, and provides training, resources, and marketing support for sustainable home construction.
Green Advantage Green Builder Certifications
Green Advantage Certification validates a contractor’s green building knowledge, increases marketability, meets project requirements, and attracts eco-conscious clients seeking sustainable, high-performance construction practices.
LEED Credentials
LEED credentials demonstrate expertise in sustainable building. Green Associate shows foundational knowledge, while LEED AP with specialty signifies advanced proficiency in specific LEED systems and green project leadership.
NABECEP Solar Certications
NABCEP Solar Certifications boost contractor credibility, ensure industry-standard solar expertise, improve job prospects, and attract clients seeking qualified professionals for quality solar installations and system performance.
Get Plugged into a Network
Join a community of professionals dedicated to making a positive impact on the environment for generations to come.
New Buildings Institute
Equips contractors with research, codes, and strategies for designing and constructing zero-energy, high-performance commercial buildings.
E4 The Future
Advocates for clean energy careers and policies that support contractors working in home performance, weatherization, and renewable energy.
Green and Healthy Homes Initiative
Supports contractors in delivering energy-efficient, health-focused home upgrades.
Alliance to Save Energy
Connects contractors to initiatives and partnerships promoting efficient technologies, policy change, and sustainable building practices.
American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy
Provides best practices that empower contractors to lead in high-performance, energy-efficient construction projects.
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Building Performance Association
Offers contractors training, certification, and advocacy to improve building energy efficiency, health, and performance in residential and commercial sectors.
Association for Energy Affordability
Helps contractors implement energy-saving upgrades in affordable housing, enhancing sustainability while improving indoor comfort and lowering energy costs.
Green Building Initiative
Promotes sustainable construction through training, education, and certification programs that help contractors deliver energy-efficient, high-performance projects.
Green Building Alliance
Connects contractors with tools, education, and support for implementing cutting-edge green building strategies and achieving performance benchmarks.
National Association of Home Builders (NAHB)
Provides green building programs, education, and policy support to help contractors build energy-efficient, sustainable homes that meet market and code demands.
American Subcontractors Association (ASA)
Empowers subcontractors with tools, advocacy, and education to thrive in green building projects and contribute to environmentally responsible construction.
Mechanical Contractors Association of America (MCAA)
Delivers advanced mechanical systems training, supports green building compliance, and promotes energy-efficient practices that help contractors stay competitive in sustainable construction.
Associated General Contractors of America (AGC)
Provides contractors with sustainability-focused resources, industry advocacy, and training to meet green building standards and excel in energy-efficient construction projects.
National Insulation Association
Offers education, certification, and advocacy to help insulation contractors improve building energy performance and meet sustainability goals.
Insulation Contractors Association of America
Supports contractors with technical knowledge, safety resources, and training focused on improving energy efficiency through high-quality insulation practices.
Assocation of Energy Service Professionals (AESP)
Connects contractors with energy efficiency experts and resources, promoting innovations in sustainable energy services and increasing opportunities in utility and performance-based projects.
Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC)
Offers training, networking, and advocacy, supporting contractors in integrating green practices and gaining market advantages through sustainable, efficient building strategies.
American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE)
Provides cutting-edge HVAC standards, sustainable design guidance, and professional development to help contractors implement energy-efficient, high-performance mechanical systems in buildings.
Accessing Green Capital for Contractors
As a green contractor, accessing capital is crucial for financing sustainable projects. Explore various funding sources available specifically for eco-friendly initiatives.