Energy Star labeled roofs on a building, according to the EPA, could save nearly 40 percent in annual energy expenditures. Cool roofs can aid architects and designers meet requirements for green building programs which in the end will help building owners comply with regulations they are required to meet.

ENERGY STAR Reflective Roof Products

Americans spend about $40 billion annually to air condition buildings — one-sixth of all electricity generated in this country.

Why choose ENERGY STAR reflective roofing for your building?

ENERGY STAR qualified roof products reflect more of the sun's rays. This can lower roof surface temperature by up to 100F, decreasing the amount of heat transferred into a building.
ENERGY STAR qualified roof products can help reduce the amount of air conditioning needed in buildings, and can reduce peak cooling demand by 10–15 percent.

During building design and when your existing roof needs replacement are both excellent times to consider reflective roofing. See how much reflective roofing can reduce your building's energy costs.

How does roof insulation relate to ENERGY STAR labeled roof products?

The ENERGY STAR energy-efficiency criteria do not include a specification for roof insulation. However, in addition to reflectivity, roof insulation (measured by the R-value) plays an important role in building energy consumption for heating and cooling. The colder the climate, the greater the need for a higher R-value to ensure that less heat is lost from the building envelope. To determine the minimum R-value for a given location, refer to the International Energy Conservation Code.

Remember, saving energy prevents pollution

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