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A primer on RoofPoint green-rating system for commercial roofs

A primer on RoofPoint green-rating system for commercial roofs

The RoofPoint green-rating system can be used to construct more energy-efficient and sustainable commercial roofs.


By BD+C Staff | September 26, 2013

This post summarizes RoofPoint, the green-rating system that can be used to construct more energy-efficient and sustainable commercial roofs. The voluntary rating standard comes from the Center for Environmental Innovation in Roofing, and works as a checklist, guideline, assessment system and recognition program.

(http://constructioncitizen.com/blog/roofpoint-elevating-environmental-performance/1309241)

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