RedBuilt builds strength into every product through efficient design. By engineering wood to perform where it matters most, RedBuilt turns each tree into an optimized structural frame; using less material to do more, without compromising safety or performance.
That efficiency pays off well beyond the structure. Making better use of every tree lowers embodied carbon and supports environmental preservation, while building with wood enhances occupant well-being and can reduce overall project costs. The result is a stronger building and a lighter footprint, engineered from a renewable resource.
Embodied-carbon comparisons from peer-reviewed lifecycle assessments.
For more information, visit:
Mass Timber Comparative Life Cycle Assessment Series Trends and Conclusions
Introduction to Whole Building Life Cycle Assessment: The Basics
RedBuilt manufactures engineered wood products at facilities across the United States, helping project teams turn that footprint into green building value.
When your project falls within LEED’s regional sourcing radius, our products can count toward the Sourcing of Raw Materials credit, and our team provides the documentation needed to support every eligible claim.
Facilities in Oregon, California, and Ohio produce Red-I™ Joists, RedLam™ LVL, and Open-Web Trusses.
Products manufactured within 100 miles of a project site can count at up to twice their value under LEED’s Sourcing of Raw Materials credit.
Regional value depends on project locale and product line. Our technical reps confirm what qualifies before you specify.
Project-specific letters detail green attributes, cost by material type, and the claims your team needs for submittal.
Quantify the environmental impact of Red-I™ I-Joists, RedLam™ LVL, and Open-Web Trusses across their lifecycle. These meet LEED® v4 requirements and are recognized by additional green building standards.
Disclose material content and associated health information for the same product lines.
Verifies that RedBuilt’s wood products are sourced from responsibly managed forests, certified by the Sustainable Forestry Initiative.
