Good To Be Green Inc

Seattle, WA, March 21, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Seattle-based Good To Be Green is happy to announce the launch of Building Washington Green (www.buildingwashingtongreen.com). BuildingWashingtonGreen.com is the first in a series of web channels that Good To Be Green will introduce over the next 6 to 8 months. These state channels allow local green building professionals the opportunity to showcase their expertise directly to homeowners, project planners and others in their state. The channels also collect state specific financial incentives and green building organization information in one place, thus making it easier to get involved in the local green building scene and learn how one could benefit from building green in their state.

The site features a growing database of service professionals that have been pre-qualified by achieving specific project or staff experience benchmarks. Because Good To Be Green is the only green building service professionals directory to have such benchmarks, consumers and professionals alike can rely on Good To Be Green and be assured that the companies listed have the proper experience or knowledge to consult on a green building project.

Over the next 6 to 8 months, Good To Be Green will begin the expansion of additional state channels starting with California and moving on to Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, New York, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Pennsylvania and Texas. All of the web site domain names will have the same format as www.buildingwashingtongreen.com except Texas which will be www.txgreenbuilding.com.

About Good To Be Green, Inc.
Good To Be Green is a leading directory for green building products, sustainable building materials and green building service providers. The Good To Be Green web site focuses solely on the health and sustainability of residential and commercial structures and does not consists of other types of “green lifestyle” products. The goal of Good To Be Green is to advance the public’s awareness of their green building options and provide the opportunity and means for anyone to make conscious, informed decisions about green building materials and green building professionals. Access to the directory is free to the public and no registration is required, visit www.goodtobegreen.com.

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