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Solar reflective paving solutions that reduce urban heat island effect and earn LEED credits.
Designing for LEED & Urban Heat Island?
Product matching, technical data, and certified installer support across Canada.
Standard dark asphalt absorbs the vast majority of solar radiation, contributing directly to the urban heat island effect — the measurable temperature premium that cities carry over surrounding rural areas. This isn't just a comfort issue: it drives air conditioning energy demand, accelerates pavement degradation, and creates dangerous heat conditions for vulnerable populations during summer weather events. StreetBondSR is HUB's high-Solar Reflectance Index coating system — a reflective paving surface treatment that reduces pavement surface temperatures and contributes to LEED v4 Sustainable Sites credit for heat island reduction. The specification for sustainable development projects, climate action plan implementations, and any site team where green building certification and energy performance outcomes matter.
LEED & Urban Heat Island photographed on site across Canada.
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StreetBondSR solar-reflective coating — a pedestrian pathway, Canada. Solar-reflective, low-VOC acrylic pavement coating.

StreetBondSR solar-reflective coating — a courtyard surface, Canada. Solar-reflective, low-VOC acrylic pavement coating.

StreetBondSR solar-reflective coating — a pedestrian pathway, Canada. Solar-reflective, low-VOC acrylic pavement coating.

StreetBondSR solar-reflective coating — a plaza, Canada. Solar-reflective, low-VOC acrylic pavement coating.

Solar-reflective pavement coating — an urban pathway, Canada. Solar-reflective, low-VOC surface coating.

StreetBondSR solar-reflective coating — a pedestrian pathway, Canada. Solar-reflective, low-VOC acrylic pavement coating.

Lunch & Learn
Hosted by the HUB team — and Moose, site dog
A working session for engineers, architects, and municipal teams — real Canadian case studies, spec language, and samples on the table.