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  • Cool Color Shingles
  • Source: ebuild 9/21/2009
  • GAF-Elk Timberline Prestique 40 HD Cool Color Series shingles are available in three shades that meet tax credit requirements. Without looking washed out or faded, the colors - cool weathered wood, cool barkwood, and cool antique slate - help slow down heat buildup for greater energy efficiency. Highly reflective granules in the shingles bounce back the sun's rays and release absorbed heat to reduce roof temperatures and keep homes cooler. Using the cool barkwood and cool antique slate colors may also earn LEED points for a project. 973-628-3000. More
  • Lamarite Slate Composite Shingles
  • Source: ebuild 8/6/2009
  • Don't just look cool, be cool. Not only are Tamko's Lamarite Slate Composite Shingles an "attractive alternative to real slate," according to one judge, but they now come in five energy-saving cool colors that reflect the sun's heat instead of transferring it to the attic. The product, which is rated by the Cool Roof Rating Council, comes in widths of 5, 7, and 12 inches. Shingles come in five colors: terra cotta, pale olive, cool grey, natural sand, and almond shell. Cost: $350 to $500 per square. 800-641-4691. More

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  • Color is the Catalyst for Elevating Roofing Style and Sustainability
  • Source: ebuild 11/17/2009
  • InSpire Roofing Products' composite slate leads the industry with the widest color palette and the only blended-color tiles available. With InSpire's 25 selections, color-mixing possibilities venture beyond typical three-color combinations. Choices range from the deep richness of Stone Black to the elegant tranquility of Sand, a light shade providing added sustainability with a Solar Reflectance Index that meets LEED cool roofing standards. More

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