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Example roofing company Terra cotta tile and wood shakes are naturally cool roofing materials, the EPA notes.

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Asphalt and metal shingles get there with cool-colored granules or reflective paint.

Cool roofs generally save more energy in hot, sunny climates like the Southern U.S., on buildings with low roof insulation, ENERGY STAR says.

Savings in Northern climates are predicted to grow as the climate warms.

Keeping a cool roof clean helps it keep reflecting, especially on low-sloped roofs.

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Some roofing looks white from above and dark from the street. These directionally reflective materials change color with the viewing angle, the EPA notes.
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On a typical summer afternoon, a clean white roof reflecting 80% of sunlight stays about 50°F cooler than a gray roof reflecting 20%, per Lawrence Berkeley National Lab.
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Cool roofs now come in colors beyond white: new coatings and materials give other colors high solar reflectance and thermal emittance, ENERGY STAR says.
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In air-conditioned homes, solar reflectance from a cool roof can cut peak cooling demand by 11–27%, the EPA says. #coolroof.
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Some roofs look white from above but dark from the street.

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Terra cotta tile and wood shakes are naturally cool roofing materials, the EPA notes.

Asphalt and metal shingles get there with cool-colored granules or reflective paint.

Cool roofs generally save more energy in hot, sunny climates like the Southern U.S., on buildings with low roof insulation, ENERGY STAR says.

When you last picked a roof, did anyone talk with you about more than color?

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Some roofs look white from above but dark from the street.

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Traditional roofs absorb sunlight during the day, heating the building and the air around it, ENERGY STAR explains.

On a typical summer afternoon, a clean white roof that reflects 80% of sunlight stays about 50°F cooler than a gray roof reflecting only 20%, according to Lawrence Berkeley National Lab's Heat Island Group.

A cool roof works in two ways: solar reflectance bounces sunlight away, and thermal emittance releases the heat the roof does absorb.

Lighter colors tend to score highest, and new coatings and materials now give other colors high marks too.

For steep-sloped house roofs, the EPA's cool product list includes asphalt shingles with cool-colored granules, metal shingles with reflective paint, and naturally cool terra cotta tile and wood shakes.

Products with infrared reflective pigments tend to cost more. In air-conditioned homes, a cool roof's reflectance can reduce peak cooling demand by 11–27%.

Before you settle on a color, you can compare ratings in the Cool Roof Rating Council's online product database.

When you last picked a roof, did anyone talk with you about more than color?

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Example roofing company Cool roof standards and incentives often take your roof's slope into account.

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The EPA says those requirements also weigh how much of the roof is covered in cool materials, the materials' solar reflectance and thermal emittance values, and whether the property is residential or commercial.

Solar reflectance is how well a roof reflects sunlight away. Thermal emittance is how well it sheds the heat it does absorb.

One more thing the slides skipped: ENERGY STAR notes that credit for cool roofs in green building programs may be available.

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Some places may require a cool roof when you re-roof. And some U.S. locations offer homeowners rebates and loans for one.
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The EPA says requirements to meet standards or qualify for incentives often weigh how much of the roof is covered in cool materials, roof slope, solar reflectance and thermal emittance values, and whether the property is residential or commercial.
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A low-sloped roof generally has a pitch of 2:12 or less. A 2:12 pitch is 9.5 degrees from horizontal. Steep-sloped roofs are the kind used on houses.
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Some locations may require cool roofs when you re-roof.

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Cool roof standards and incentives often take your roof's slope into account.

Solar reflectance is how well a roof reflects sunlight away. Thermal emittance is how well it sheds the heat it does absorb.

Has a cool roof requirement or rebate ever shaped a roofing decision for your home or building?

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Some locations may require cool roofs when you re-roof.

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ENERGY STAR also says rebates and loans are available for homeowners and businesses in some U.S. locations.

The EPA says requirements to meet standards or qualify for incentives often take into account how much of the roof is covered in cool materials, roof slope, the materials' solar reflectance and thermal emittance values, and the nature of the property.

A low-sloped roof is generally one with a pitch of 2:12 or less. A 2:12 pitch is 9.5 degrees from horizontal.

The Cool Roof Rating Council maintains an online database of cool roof products and their ratings, searchable by color, manufacturer and product name.

Has a cool roof requirement or rebate ever shaped a roofing decision for your home or building?

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