PlanetReuse lists Its lines of reclaimed building materials on GreenWizard

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PlanetReuse lists Its lines of reclaimed building materials on GreenWizard

PlanetReuse lists Its lines of reclaimed building materials on GreenWizard

Written by CEIL Staff

Wednesday, 01 September 2010 15:04

Source: Business Wire

GreenWizard, Inc., the largest collection of green building product data for intelligent material selection, and PlanetReuse, a consulting-and-brokering company focused on reclaimed, FSC, and excess new building materials, have formed a new alliance that makes reclaimed building materials even more accessible to architects, engineers, and contractors (AEC) focused on LEED credits and green-and-sustainable building. Read more....