A reflective cool-roof coating bounces the sun's heat off your building instead of soaking it in. That eases the load on your AC through the hot months — and it pairs perfectly with a spray foam roof.
A dark roof soaks up the sun and dumps that heat into the building below — so your AC works harder all summer. A cool roof does the opposite: a bright, reflective coating bounces a big share of the sun's heat back off the roof before it ever gets inside. The building stays more comfortable, your cooling equipment doesn't grind as hard, and on a spray foam roof the reflective top coat protects the foam and reflects heat in the same layer.
A bright, reflective surface sends the sun's heat back instead of letting the roof soak it up.
A cooler roof means your AC isn't fighting the sun as hard through the hottest part of the year.
On a foam roof the reflective coat protects the foam and reflects heat at the same time — no separate step.
A cool roof has a bright, reflective coating that bounces the sun's heat back off the roof instead of soaking it in, so the building and the space under it stay cooler and the AC doesn't have to work as hard.
Yes — on a spray foam roof the reflective top coat does two jobs at once: it protects the foam from UV and weather and reflects heat, all in the same layer.
Reflective coatings do the most in hot, sunny climates, so up here the summer cooling benefit is smaller than it would be down south. The bigger wins in our region are the spray foam's insulation year-round and the coating protecting the roof from UV and weather. We will look at your building and tell you straight whether a cool-roof coating is worth it for you.
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We'll look at your roof and tell you straight whether a cool-roof coating makes sense for you.
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