Green Roof
- Includes a waterproof membrane system
- Facilitates the growth of grass, plants, and trees on the roof
- Reduces the Urban Heat Island Effect
- Makes temperature control more efficient
Cool Roof
- Uses reflective white membranes
- Reduces the Urban Heat Island Effect
- Contributes to LEED credits
Solar Roof
- Renewable energy source
- Reduces energy costs
- Contributes to LEED credits
Regardless of which roof you choose, they all lower overall energy costs. They’re all also designed to improve your building’s aesthetic appeal – especially green roofs. The additional plant life helps improve air quality, and gives city dwellers a connection to natural elements, which has been known to lower stress levels and improve wellbeing.
You won’t sacrifice strength for aesthetic with eco-friendly roofing. In fact, green roofs assist in storm-water management, fire safety, and noise reduction. When you improve the health of your building, you improve your overall health too!