Energy Efficient Solutions
A cool roof is designed to reflect more sunlight and absorb less heat than a standard roof. In San Jose’s warm climate, standard roofs can reach temperatures of 150°F+
By using highly reflective materials, we can lower that surface temperature by up to 50°F. This isn’t just about comfort—it’s about efficiency and longevity.
✅ Energy Savings
Save up to 20% on cooling costs annually. By reflecting solar heat, your AC doesn't have to work as hard during California summers.
✅ Longer Roof Life
Heat breaks down roofing materials over time. By staying cooler, your roof experiences less thermal shock and lasts years longer.
✅ Rebates & Incentives
Eligible for local energy efficiency programs and rebates.
Owens Corning & CertainTeed shingles with specialized granules that reflect solar energy.
Naturally thermal resistant tiles that provide superior insulation and durability.
White single-ply membrane perfect for low-slope roofs on modern homes and commercial buildings.
Premium metal roofs with cool-paint technology for maximum lifespan and efficiency.
We don’t just replace roofs; we provide long-term solutions. With over 14 years of expertise and 1000+ roofs completed, we understand the specific climate challenges of the Bay Area.
We only use materials from top-tier manufacturers that carry solid warranties.
Deep understanding of local HOA expectations, building codes, and weather patterns.
No hidden fees. You are kept informed at every step of the project.
FAQ
Roof repair and installation are complex tasks best left to experienced contractors. If you suspect any issues—or you’re
Cool roofs use reflective materials or coatings that bounce sunlight away, minimizing heat absorption. This helps keep buildings cooler and reduces the need for air conditioning.
Talk to a cool roof expert now.
Common cool roofing materials include reflective shingles, metal roofing, white membranes (TPO/PVC), tile, and specially coated asphalt shingles.
Cool roofs can reduce cooling energy use by 10–30%, depending on your climate, roof type, and insulation levels.
Yes, in many states and municipalities, cool roofs may qualify for utility rebates, energy efficiency incentives, or federal tax credits. Check local programs for availability.
Cool roofs are most effective in hot, sunny regions. However, even in cooler climates, they can improve comfort and reduce summer cooling costs.
Upfront costs can be slightly higher for certain materials, but the long-term savings on energy bills and extended roof lifespan often make it a smart investment.
