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Committing to Sustainability

At Waterproof Decks Of Oregon, we are committed to sustainability and environmentally responsible practices.

We believe in building green to protect the planet and promote eco-friendly solutions for outdoor spaces. With our Duradek vinyl decking products, we offer a range of green building benefits that contribute to a more sustainable future.

Vinyl Decking: A Sustainable Choice

When it comes to decking materials, vinyl offers several eco-friendly advantages that make it a sustainable choice for your outdoor space:

1. Durable and Long-Lasting: Duradek vinyl decking is designed to withstand the elements and resist wear and tear over time. Its long lifespan means less frequent replacement and reduced demand on natural resources.

2. Low Maintenance: Vinyl decking requires minimal maintenance, eliminating the need for chemical treatments, staining, or painting. This reduces the use of harmful chemicals and conserves resources in the long run.

3. Recyclable: Vinyl decking is recyclable at the end of its life. When the time comes to replace your vinyl deck, it can be recycled, reducing waste in landfills.

4. Energy Efficiency: The production process of Duradek vinyl decking consumes less energy compared to some other decking materials, making it a more energy-efficient option.

5. Waterproofing and Protection: Duradek’s waterproofing capabilities help protect the structure beneath your deck, preventing water damage and extending the life of the building materials.

LEADERSHIP IN ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN

Green Building Certification and Compliance

Our commitment to green building extends beyond our products to our installation practices. Our team of trained and authorized installers follows sustainable installation methods to minimize waste and ensure efficient use of resources. We also strive to adhere to green building certification standards, such as LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design), where applicable.

Duradek Products Qualify for LEED points

YES, Duradek products can be considered for LEED points:

  • Can Duradek be considered for LEED points? YES
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  • Duradek LEED information – Heat Island, Regional Materials and Low Emitting Adhesives
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  • Duradek LEED information – Building Reuse
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  • Duradek LEED information – Solar Reflectivity
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Environmental Responsibility and Stewardship

At Waterproof Decks Of Oregon, we take pride in being environmentally responsible and promoting sustainable practices. As part of our commitment to building green, we prioritize the use of eco-friendly materials and minimize our carbon footprint.

Join Us in Building a Greener Future

By choosing Waterproof Decks Of Oregon for your outdoor space projects, you are actively participating in building a greener future. Our Duradek vinyl decking and green building practices demonstrate our dedication to environmental stewardship and sustainability.

If you are interested in creating a beautiful and eco-friendly outdoor space with Duradek vinyl decking, contact us today. Let’s work together to build a space that not only enhances your property but also contributes to a healthier and more sustainable environment.

Duradek Products are True Green Alternatives

PVC Offers Flexibility, Durability and Sustainability – Source: Waterproof Magazine, Spring 2013

PVC: A Green Building Product – Source: John D. Wagner – the Green Editor for LBM Journal, Residential Design and Build, and Qualified Remodeler magazines. He is also co-founder of the Certified Green Dealer Program, Jan 2010

PVC Roofing – Source: Buildings.com, Dec 2009

The Gold of the Flooring Industry: Vinyl – Source: Buildings.com, April 2008

The Facts on PVC & the Environment – Source: Chemical Fabrics and Film Association (now Vinylroofs.org)

The January issue prompted some response on PVC – Source: Prosales Magazine, March 2008

“Unwarranted attacks on PVC hurt consumers,” says Greenpeace veteran – Source: Vinyl News Service, December 2007

VI Responds to the Metropolis Magazine Article, “What is Vinyl” – Source: Vinyl News Service, November 2007

Vinyl Products Found Safe, Environmentally Sound – Source: Vinyl News Service

What is Vinyl? – Source: Vinyl News Service

Vinyl Timeline – Source: Vinyl News Service

The Truth About Vinyl – Source: Vinyl News Service

What Makes a Product ‘Green?’ – Article from U.S. Newswire and Vinyl News Service, April 2007

PVC in Green Buildings – Article from The Vinyl Institute, February 2007

The Energy and Environmental Benefits of PVC – Source: Vinyl News Service

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