About Garland Energy Systems, Inc.

As a wholly owned subsidiary of Garland Industries, Inc., we offer financial stability that is based on over 100 years of commitment to helping commercial, industrial, and public customers successfully manage the total building envelope. Garland has prevailed by anticipating the ever-changing needs of a demanding market, and delivering innovative solutions with the highest level of reliability and professionalism.

Garland Industries, Inc. has been helping organizations adapt to the ever-changing social and economic challenges of facility-infrastructure management since its founding in 1895, and was among the commercial building industry's earliest adopters of sustainable initiatives. Garland Energy Systems, Inc. was launched in direct response to customer demand for alternative energy solutions that are as easy to purchase, install, and maintain as utility electricity.

By utilizing the resources of all Garland Industries companies, we are able to integrate a comprehensive range of complementary products, systems, and services into your total performance solution, including:

• Professional engineering services, providing specification analysis, support, and endorsement
• Design-build services, providing integrated architectural design and general contracting services for complex projects
• High-performance modified, built-up, and metal roofing systems designed to last for 30 years or more, including systems that incorporate a variety of recycled materials contributing to LEED®¹ certification
• Highly reflective roof coating and restoration systems to meet ENERGY STAR®² qualification and Title 24 requirements, including systems that incorporate products rated by the Cool Roof Rating Council (CRRC)³
• Vegetative roof systems, which combine the widest range of ecological benefits with aesthetic versatility
• A variety of ecologically friendly maintenance and restoration systems for the total building envelope

¹The Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design® (LEED®) Green Building Rating System is a voluntary, consensus-building national standard that was initiated by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) for developing high-performance sustainable buildings.

²The ENERGY STAR Program represents a voluntary partnership between businesses and organizations and the federal government to promote energy efficiency and environmental activities.

³The CRRC is a non-profit educational organization that develops accurate and credible methods for evaluating and labeling solar reflectance and thermal emittance of roofing products.