Safari 6.0 Colour refresh bugs

Hi just installed Mountain Lion and noticed some odd colour refreshing.
Take a look at www.plbconstruction.ca
it's an older site we made for a client. See the drop shadows under the house picture near the bottom of the page?
We usually make PNG's for that now, but back then we used JPG's. It use to work great with the older version of safari.
What's going on now?
Please help.

STILL HAVING THIS ISSUE only on OSX 10.8.4, Safari 6.0.5, on two MacBook Pros (2011)
do not have it on two Mac pros running 10.6x and 10.7x (or in any other web browser i've tested, including those running under 10.8.4)
on apapas.com I just completely tore the home page apart, colored Table (vs Cells), removed content from each Cell one by one and problem persists...

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