GAF Energy’s Timberline Solar, the world’s leading nailable solar shingle, has been approved by Miami-Dade County’s Product Control Sector, confirming its compliance with Florida Building Code standards, including those for High Velocity Hurricane Zones. This makes it the only solar roof approved by Miami-Dade County. Manufactured in California and Texas, Timberline Solar seamlessly integrates into traditional roofing processes. Certified to UL 7103 as a Building-Integrated Photovoltaic Roof Covering, it boasts a slim profile of less than a quarter inch. GAF Energy claims this 450,000-square-foot facility in Texas makes it the largest global producer of solar roofing.
Miami-Dade approves GAF Energy’s Timberline Solar shingles
Miami-Dade County approves GAF Energy’s Timberline Solar, endorsing its resilience to hurricanes. (Image Credit: GAF Energy).
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