A home that is built right lasts a lifetime and remodeling your home for green efficiency is the smartest way for you to be earth friendly. Many features of green and sustainable remodeling are simply building it right and making it tight.

Mosby continually seeks education on the smartest building practices that bring the greatest return on investment while keeping you comfortable and worry-free. We have built projects this way for over 60 years. We continuously learn the best practices in order to give you the added value of our earth friendly knowledge and utility cost optimization without any additional costs to you.

In pursuit of higher education that brings you beautiful and green results, we now have five Certified Green Professionals (CGP) on the Mosby team, in addition to our LEED Certified Accredited Professional.

Our CGP designations solidify our commitment to practical methods of sustainability that deliver long-lasting value and quality to our clients. Methods we practice include improving energy efficiency and indoor air quality, proper insulation, shading and temperature control techniques and reducing water usage.

The Mosby roll call of Certified Green Professionals is:
Scott Mosby – President
Tim – Estimator & Construction Sales
Brian – Licensed Architect & Planner
Susie – Project Planner
Eric – Drafter & Scope Writer and Certified Energy Auditor

Congratulations to them for the achievement, and we look forward to the benefits they will bring to Greater St. Louis homeowners.

Related posts:

1. Mosby Architect Bob Lutz is a Certified Green Professional
2. Mosby’s LEED Certified Project Manager
3. Adrienne is Mosby’s Certified Kitchen Designer
4. See a Mosby Home Energy Audit
5. KMOX – Healthy Homes Are Energy Efficient

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Tags: certified green professionals green remodeling, earth friendly, energy audit, home energy audit, insulation, sustainability, temperature control

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