Green Structures NW LLC
Salem, OR 97317
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Our Story
| Green Structures NW is one of only a few certified LEEP AP's in the Willamette and Spokane Valleys. We specialize in building residential and commercial structures to benefit our clients and the earth. Building green can actually save time and money during the building process and provide savings long term for the owner. Not only will a green building save money on utilities but also costs less to maintain over the years. For the past 25 years we have built green buildings for our clients. We began building log homes over 25 years ago. Log Homes provide more efficient insulating factors (up to 46%) and use far less energy resources to construct. A log wall for example uses only the full log. Where as a stick framed home uses the same tree but adds the cost and use of cutting the log into lumber, drying the lumber, transporting the lumber, dry wall, insulation, sheeting, siding...imagine the fuel and energy used to make all those products vs. just a log. |
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| SIP's are Structural Insulated Panels that provide up to 60% better insulating value, reduce construction waste by 70%, and shorten your framing time by 80%. This is accomplished by wall and roof panels that are designed to replace the framing, insulation, and sheeting in a panel system. We can set a roof on a typical home in 2 -3 days. It would take about 3 - 4 weeks to get the home to the same point with traditional framing. You do not pay for weeks of labor, pay for material that ends up in a scrap pile, and then pay to remove the waste. We work with clients to achieve Energy Star and LEED compliance. These programs are in place and are certified by independent agencies. Send us an email or give us a call for more information today. |
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What We Do
Commercial Experience
Regions & Counties Serviced
- Portland
Oregon 1
- Polk
Our CSI Codes
01 35 43 - Environmental Procedures
01 43 29 - Code-Required Special Inspector Qualifications
01 45 23 - Testing and Inspecting Services
01 81 16 - Facility Environmental Requirements
02 24 43 - Transboundary and Global Environmental Aspects Assessment
06 12 13 - Cementitious Reinforced Panels
06 12 16 - Stressed Skin Panels
07 01 40 - Maintenance of Roofing and Siding Panels
07 06 40 - Schedules for Roofing and Siding Panels
07 41 13 - Metal Roof Panels
07 41 43 - Composite Roof Panels
07 41 63 - Fabricated Roof Panel Assemblies
07 42 13 - Metal Wall Panels
07 42 23 - Wood Wall Panels
07 42 33 - Plastic Wall Panels
07 42 43 - Composite Wall Panels
07 42 63 - Fabricated Wall Panel Assemblies
07 44 13 - Aggregate Coated Panels
07 44 16 - Porcelain Enameled Faced Panels
07 44 19 - Tile-Faced Panels
07 44 23 - Ceramic-Tile-Faced Panels
07 44 53 - Glass-Fiber-Reinforced Cementitious Panels
07 44 56 - Mineral-Fiber-Reinforced Cementitious Panels
07 44 63 - Fabricated Faced Panel Assemblies
07 61 13 - Standing Seam Sheet Metal Roofing
07 61 16 - Batten Seam Sheet Metal Roofing
07 61 19 - Flat Seam Sheet Metal Roofing
08 08 00.00.01 - Commissioning of Openings
08 45 23 - Fiberglass-Sandwich-Panel Assemblies
13 28 33 - Athletic and Recreational Court Walls
Gallery
Squally Creek Residence
Arlington Food Bank
Oregon State University Native American Cultural Center
Residential Recreation Facility
