Understanding LEED Certification
WHAT IS LEED CERTIFICATION?
First, material specifiers must master LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) It stands as the world’s most widely adopted green building rating system. LEED provides a trusted framework for creating sustainable, efficient, and healthier buildings.
WHAT LEED CERTIFIED PRODUCTS DOES ROBIN REIGI REPRESENT?
Robin Reigi champions a sustainable future. Therefore, we partner directly with architects and designers to match their goals with tailored material solutions. We offer a full roster of LEED-certified options, including:
- Decospan: Shinnoki, Querkus, Astrata, and AstraCoustics
- Slalom
- Plyboo
- Texaa
- Jamie Beckwith wood tiles and flooring
WHY LEED MATTERS IN MODERN DESIGN
Next, LEED-certified spaces advance ESG (environmental, social, and governance) objectives. They also cut operational costs and deliver long-term value. Earning LEED status signals a genuine commitment to sustainability and responsible building practices.
BENEFITS BEYOND SUSTAINABILITY
Moreover, LEED certification boosts both business performance and occupant well-being. Studies show that LEED-certified buildings:
- Command higher resale values
- Require lower operating budgets
- Deliver stronger asset performance over time
In addition, LEED prioritizes healthier indoor environments. It emphasizes air quality, non-toxic materials, smoke-free policies, and sustainable food production. These features make LEED buildings more attractive to tenants and support broader community health.
WHO OVERSEES LEED?
Finally, the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) backs and maintains LEED. Each year, USGBC invests over $30 million to refine the rating system and support customers worldwide.
You can learn more in the Guide to LEED Certification.
Platinum
(80+ points earned)
Gold
(60-79 points earned)
Silver
(50-59 points earned)
Certified
(40-49 points earned)
