ENGINEERED GREEN ROOF SUBSTRATE
ABOUT
GREEN ROOFS
Nice view and fresh air for the city
A green roof is a roof that is partially or completely covered with vegetation and a growing medium, planted over a waterproofing membrane.


Typical Green Roof Components
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Vegetation is the grass or sedum that works best in your climate
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Growing medium to support the root system, retain water, and hold the fertilizer
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Filter membrane that prevents small soil particles from clogging up the drainage layer
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Drainage layer to regulate water retention in the growing medium
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Waterproof and root repellent layers to protect the roof structure below
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Insulation that improves energy efficiency
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Vapour barrier that keeps water vapour from entering the building
Public Benefits
Health and ecological benefits make green, living roofs a very sound investment for property owners, landlords, government and taxpayers. The future is brighter with green roofs!
FOR PUBLIC
Reduced stormwater runoff
Growing media and plants have a natural ability to retain stormwater
and increase
evapotranspiration.

Air quality improvement
Pollutants in the air we breath are captured by the plants, eliminating their release back into the atmosphere.

Mitigation of urban heat effect
Vegetative systems help regulate climate by not absorbing heat like regular roofs and by promoting efficient water cycles.

Benefits for owners
Significant cost conservation, better resource utilization, government support and grant as well as other benefits enhance the real estate ownership ROI from value-added Green Roofs

FOR PROPERTY OWNERS
Financial
Benefits
Grants and special programs are available from multiple levels of government to cover some or all of the cost of installing a green roof.

Reduce energy consumption
Green roofs act as a barrier that reduces heat transfer
and help keep the building
cool or warm.

Membrane longevity
By protecting the roof membrane from harsh weather and ultraviolet (UV) radiation, green roofs increase its useful life.

Acoustic insulation
Thanks to their weight and components, green roofs have sound absorbing properties and reduce sound transmission.

Aesthetic benefits
Green roofs can greatly increase the visual appeal of any building, be it commercial
or residential.

Our innovative solution addresses these.
What are you waiting for?
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Multiple components
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Manual Complicated installation
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Increased maintenance
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Additional weight load
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Limited maintenance accessibility
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​Heavy substrate
Industry Challenges
