The official title of our repository of templates, tools, calculators, spreadsheets, and samples that you can use on your LEED projects is our Documentation Toolkit.
But I call it The Jackpot. When my colleague Nadav Malin showed his then-12-year-old daughter an earlier version of LEEDuser.com, she thought the forum, the guidance, the FAQs, the checklists, the credit language was all great. But her remark, "Oh—there's the jackpot," immediately summed up the value of the Doc Toolkit.
Following are the most popular items in our Documentation Toolkits—organized for LEED-NC and LEED-EBOM projects, respectively. All of these items are focused on LEED 2009. As LEED v4 becomes more popular, and we stock our toolkit with more essential items, we'll update this resource.
If you are looking to take full advantage of your LEEDuser membership today, I recommend downloading these items and sharing this link with your team.
Of course, this is just a small fraction of what we offer on LEEDuser. For credit-by-credit resources, see the Doc Toolkit tab in each credit. You can get there from the page on our site that lists all rating systems and credits.
What cool stuff that you use didn't make it onto this list? Have something that you want to share with LEEDuser? Comment below, or contact us.
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