Keen & Green

Green roofing involves covering roofs with vegetation, creating living ecosystems atop buildings. These roofs consist of layers such as waterproofing membranes, root barriers, and drainage systems. Vegetation can range from grasses to trees, depending on structural capacity and climate. Benefits include improved insulation, reduced energy costs, and mitigation of urban heat islands. Green roofs absorb rainwater, reducing runoff and pollution, while providing wildlife habitats. They enhance air quality, absorb carbon dioxide, and extend roof membrane lifespan by protecting it from UV radiation. Additionally, green roofs can incorporate landscape features for recreation, relaxation, and other ground-level activities, enhancing the overall functionality and enjoyment of the space.

• Improved insulation
• Reduced energy costs
• Mitigation of urban heat islands
• Absorption of rainwater
• Reduction of runoff and pollution
• Provision of wildlife habitats
• Incorporation of landscape features for recreation and relaxation

• Maximizes space use
• Enables year-round cultivation
• Reduces environmental impact
• Ensures pesticide-free produce
• Customizes growing conditions
• Engages communities
• Promotes sustainable practices