Sentences with phrase «house tradespeople»

This year Passive House Canada trained over 1,000 people in Passive House design and construction, with over 40 new Certified Passive House Designers and Consultants (we're awaiting the results of the 35 participants who sat the exam earlier this month) and 11 Certified Passive House Tradespeople.

Renewing Passive House tradesperson certification through trades documentation is fairly simple: The blue texts and characters mark the fields to be filled in the Word template.

Not exact matches

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We are seeking Passive House - certified tradespeople, or those interested in learning more, to help construct two structures for this summer's Ice Box Challenge in Vancouver.

NOTICE: In April of this year our Canadian Contacts listing of tiny house related businesses and tradespeople will no longer be free.

MosArt's sister organisation the Passive House Academy, is actually one of Europe's leading educational facilities for nZEB, offering accredited training courses for tradespersons and consultants.

For a start, the plans won't come into force until next year, so there's plenty of time for builders and developers to get to grips with the technical side of the passive house standard, and to ensure tradespeople have the relevant skills.

Almost all GCs are a mix between the two, but some have been going long enough and doing enough business to have at least one tradesperson directly employed in a few of the major trade areas (in addition to the GCs area of expertise, if there is one) and can handle common items like paint, flooring, and light remodeling in - house.

It brings to mind tradespeople profusely apologizing to the house as they knock down the interior walls or rip up the flooring: «So sorry, forgive me.»

Tradespeople typically get paid a certain amount per house (after having had their low bids accepted for numerous houses by the builder) to complete the wiring, plumbing, heating etc., no matter how long these installations might take nor no matter what unforseen predicaments the tradespeople might run into (inclement weather, labour shortages, material shortages, material and labour price incrTradespeople typically get paid a certain amount per house (after having had their low bids accepted for numerous houses by the builder) to complete the wiring, plumbing, heating etc., no matter how long these installations might take nor no matter what unforseen predicaments the tradespeople might run into (inclement weather, labour shortages, material shortages, material and labour price incrtradespeople might run into (inclement weather, labour shortages, material shortages, material and labour price increases etc.).

Speaking from the standpoint of an ex tradesman / ex assistant builder in my father's new home construction business, many tradespeople take many shortcuts in efforts to make more money, especially within the new home project housing market.

So I was fascinated by a home - etiquette study by thebathoutlet.com through SurveyMonkey on how you should treat tradespeople — a friend calls them artisans — whom you hire to do work in your house.