Green Building With Steele & Freeman
As one of the largest sustainable builders in Texas for years running, we have the expertise to build the buildings that best benefit our clients. Made of durable materials, using regional and locally produced materials, these buildings greatly reduce operating and maintenance costs for our clients. Our experienced staff has depth and breadth in sustainability, led by our President, Michael Freeman. We are able to provide our clients with green building services. We also speak on green building issues and are available to speak to groups, including providing Continuing Education Units (CEU's). We're very involved in the North Texas branch of the US Green Building Council.
We provide our clients with 21st century high performance buildings that utilize sustainable (green) technology, means, and methods. Industry research shows that as a builder's familiarity with sustainable construction goes up, the cost of building goes down. You can trust the experience of Steele & Freeman.
Green projects:
- Tarrant County Sub-Courthouse in Arlington
- LEED Silver Certified
- Tarrant Regional Water District Administration Annex
- LEED Gold Certified
- Largest PV Solar Array in the State of Texas in 2009/2010
- Tarrant County Northwest Sub-Courthouse in Lake Worth
- LEED Silver Certified
- Timberview Intermediate / Middle School, Keller ISD
- LEED Certified
- Fire Station #9, City of Arlington
- LEED Silver Certified
- Ridgeview Elementary School, Keller ISD
- LEED Certified
- Rosemont Elementary School, Fort Worth ISD
- CHPS Verified
Many of our clients choose to incorporate multiple green building / sustainable strategies to meet their goals for saving energy and water, or for increasing their Indoor Environmental Quality.
- Timber Creek High School
- Caprock Elementary School
- Basswood Elementary School
Our Business Development Director, Karen Benson, has a green building blog on the American Clearinghouse for Educational Facilities website:http://educationalfacilities.blogspot.com/.