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According to the Green Building Council of Canada (CaGBC) buildings in Canada use nearly one-third of our total energy, two-thirds of our electricity, and one-eighth of our water. How buildings are designed, built, and operated has, therefore, a fundamental impact on the health of people, communities, and the planet. 

 

 

The LEED® (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Certification program is a voluntary, consensus-based, market driven rating system administered by the Green Building Council (CaGBC in Canada, and USGBC in the United States). To qualify for LEED® Certification, building or improvement projects must meet or exceed specific, measureable, performance targets within six key environmental categories including:  1) Sustainable Sites;  2) Water Efficiency;  3) Energy and Atmosphere;  4) Materials and Resources (Reduction of Waste to Landfill);  5) Indoor Environmental Quality; and  6) Innovation and Design.

 

 

There are now over 61 LEED® registered projects in the Greater Toronto Area. An excellent example is the Toronto Botanical Gardens.

Notable features according to the  CaGBC:

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For information about the LEED® program and interesting LEED® registered projects in the Greater Toronto Area please visit  http://my.cagbc.org/chapters/toronto.php.  Please note that Ceiling Doctor does not, directly or indirectly, imply any approval, association, sponsorship, endorsement, or affiliation with LEED® or the Toronto Botanical Gardens.

 

 

 

Ceiling Doctor service can help any improvement project to maximize its LEED®points, and to meet EPA, Environment Canada, and City of Toronto standards for green buildings in the following categories: 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ceiling Doctor's exclusive process is also excellent for the ongoing maintenance of healthy indoor environments, and for the reduction of waste to landfill for any facilities manager needing to improve the performance of their buildings in these LEED®, EPA, Environment Canada, and City of Toronto green building categories.

 

Please note that green performance categories from the LEED® program, EPA, Environment Canada, and City of Toronto were selected because of the credibility of these organizations, and to help with a possible application for LEED® Certification, and that Ceiling Doctor does not, directly or indirectly, imply any approval, association, sponsorship, endorsement, or affiliation with LEED®, the EPA, Environment Canada, or The City of Toronto.

 

 

Reduction of waste to landfill 

Ceiling Doctor cleaning and restoration service, as an alternative to replacement, completely eliminates or dramatically reduces the volume of used ceiling tiles, t-bars, wall partitions, and carpets sent to landfill. Cleaning and restoring these materials in place is also much more energy efficient than recycling them.

 

Healthy indoor environments 

Ceiling Doctor service for ceilings, walls, and carpets improves building occupant health, comfort, and productivity by:

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