Picture Postage stamp design for the 20th Anniversay of Ceiling Doctor Division of Rhonco Enterprises Ltd.
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Acoustic ceiling cleaning, sanitizing and repair since 1985.
We appreciate the opportunity to serve you. Please be assured that we will always endeavour to achieve the best possible results for you. Whenever we can be of further assistance, please contact us.
To our customers: Thank you!
As a gesture of our appreciation, customers received a page of commemorative 20th Anniversary postage stamps. These are domestic "Picture Postage" stamps printed by Canada Post for standard mail anywhere in Canada.
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Featured Link: City of Toronto Green Your Business
Featured Link: Canada's Green Buildings Strategy.
Ceiling Doctor's exclusive process is also excellent for the ongoing maintenance of healthy indoor environments, and for the reduction
of waste to landfill for any facilities manager needing to improve the performance of their buildings in
these LEED®, EPA, Environment Canada, and City of Toronto green building categories.
Please note that green performance
categories from the LEED® program, EPA, Environment Canada, and City of Toronto were selected because of the credibility
of these organizations, and to help with a possible application for LEED® Certification, and that Ceiling Doctor does not, directly
or indirectly, imply any approval, association, sponsorship, endorsement, or affiliation with LEED®, the EPA, Environment Canada,
or The City of Toronto.
Reduction of waste to landfill
Ceiling Doctor cleaning and restoration service, as an alternative to replacement, completely
eliminates or dramatically reduces the volume of used ceiling tiles, t-bars, wall partitions, and carpets sent to landfill. Cleaning and restoring these materials in place is also much more energy efficient than recycling them.
Healthy indoor environments
Ceiling Doctor service renews the light reflectance of acoustic ceilings and improves indoor air quality (IAQ) by:
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Removing sources of indoor air pollution, such as dust, dust mites, viruses, bacteria and mould.
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Removing drywall dust, concrete dust, saw dust, and other particulates
after construction, renovations, or repairs.
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Minimizing the use of new building materials which may produce harmful emissions.
Ceiling Doctor service can help any improvement project to maximize its LEED® points, and to meet EPA, Environment
Canada, and City of Toronto standards for green buildings in the following categories:
Ceiling Doctor and Green Buildings
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- Optimizing energy cost performance to be 26% better than the Model National Energy Code
for Buildings, with energy consumption savings of 30% over the baseline, using a weighted average between the new addition and renovated
building, with: heat recovery, argon-filled double glazed low-e glazing, improved thermal envelope and energy efficient lighting;
- Providing Best Practices Commissioning to ensure a well functioning building;
- Use of a rainwater cistern for irrigation as well as
reducing indoor potable water use by 26% by incorporating low flow fixtures;
- Creating a green roof to reduce the heat island effect,
as well surpassing the requirements for reduction of this effect in non-roof areas by increased use of reflective and emissive materials;
- Achieving 100% daylighting, as well as providing overall a good indoor environmental quality for your staff
For information about the
LEED® program and interesting LEED® registered projects in the Greater Toronto Area please visit
CaGBC LEED Project Profiles. Please
note that Ceiling Doctor does not, directly or indirectly, imply any approval, association, sponsorship, endorsement, or affiliation
with LEED® or the Toronto Botanical Gardens.
The George & Kathy Dembroski Centre for Horticulture at the Toronto Botanical Gardens 777 Lawrence Avenue East Toronto, ON, M3C 1P2
LEED® Canada Silver (Aug. 16/06)
The George & Kathy Dembroski Centre for Horticulture at the Toronto Botanical Gardens 777 Lawrence Avenue East Toronto, ON, M3C 1P2
LEED® Canada Silver (Aug. 16/06)
There are now over 2600 LEED® registered projects in Canada.
An excellent example from The Greater Toronto Area is the
Toronto Botanical Gardens.
Green Buildings in Toronto
LEED® Canada for Existing Buildings Operations and Maintenance Certification focuses on the on-going operation and
maintenance of existing buildings. To qualify for LEED® Certification existing buildings or improvement projects must
meet or exceed specific, measureable, performance targets within seven key environmental categories including:
- Sustainable Sites
- Water Efficiency
- Energy and Atmosphere
- Materials and Resources (Reduction of Waste to Landfill)
- Indoor Environmental Quality
- Innovation and Design
- Regional Priority
LEED® Canada for Existing Buildings Operations and Maintenance Certification also
focuses on alterations and additions that involve substantial changes to building spaces as small as one room and as large as 50%
of the total floor area of the building. Please refer to CaGBC A Roadmap for Retrofits in Canada
According
to the Green Building Council of Canada, the owners and occupants of green buildings benefit from lower operating costs and better
asset values; healthy more productive indoor environments with better air quality and lighting; improved energy
and water efficiency; and reduced waste to landfill.
About LEED® Canada EB O& M Certification
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The LEED® (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Certification Program is an excellent third party program and internationally
accepted benchmark for the design, construction, operation, and public recognition of
Green Buildings. It is administered by
the Green Building Council (CaGBC in Canada, and USGBC in the United States). Please refer to
CaGBC/About Us.
About LEED® Certification
According to the Green Building Council of Canada (
CaGBC) buildings in Canada account for:
- 50% of our extracted natural resouces.
- 35% of our green house gas emissions.
- 33 % of our total energy consumption.
- 35% of our landfill waste.
- 12% of of our non-industrial water use.
How
buildings are designed, built, and operated has, therefore, a fundamental impact on the health of people, communities, and the planet.
Green Building News
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