Garland upholds a long-standing commitment to sustainable solutions. We were an early adopter of green technologies, as one of the first manufacturers to offer green roof systems in North America. Today, we continue to design, manufacture and sell green alternatives for the marketplace.
What makes a roof system sustainable?
- Extended service life
- Use of recycled materials
- Use of materials that are recyclable at end-of-life
- Efficient use of energy and natural resources
- Use of a renewable energy, such as sunlight
The most commonly overlooked aspect of sustainable design: long-term performance. All Garland systems are engineered, manufactured, and designed to last more than 30 years. In an age where many roofs must be replaced after only 10 years, Garland provides alternatives to customers committed to long-term performance and sustainable design.
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Don’t just take our word for it! Garland invests significant resources into product research, including third-party testing, to ensure our materials meet or exceed industry standards for sustainability. Look for these certifications to improve efficiency, save energy and earn LEED® credits.
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Taking on a sustainable project includes not only green products but also responsible design. Garland’s team of certified engineers can help navigate sustainable projects, including photovoltaic applications, solar thermal systems, and vegetative roof designs. Learn more about our qualified engineering team.
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With a wide range of product and service solutions, Garland has experience solving complex roofing and building envelope problems in a variety of target markets. Take a look at our photos – separated by product category – or read a project highlight for a more in-depth story on how we help customers achieve their budgetary, scheduling and performance needs.
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