Roof replacement is one of the best investments you can make for your home. It can boost your property’s aesthetic appeal and weather protection. Another thing a new roof can do is reduce your utility costs.
Reduced environmental impact is one of the main benefits of getting an energy-efficient roof. It reflects more of the sun’s heat, helping your living space stay comfortable without relying as much on your HVAC system. The reduced load on your equipment translates to less energy consumption and power plant emissions.
Energy-efficient building materials can significantly reduce your utility costs. You can also get radiant barrier systems that further reduce cooling costs by blocking up to 97% of solar radiation. They can make you less dependent on your heating and cooling equipment, lowering energy costs. Moreover, materials like metal or tile roofing help keep warmth inside during winter, resulting in more savings.
Another benefit you’ll enjoy with an energy-efficient roof is improved comfort. It helps maintain consistent indoor temperatures and reduces drafts. You’ll notice that it’s easier to keep your living space comfortable after your project.
Improving your attic insulation is one way to make your roof more energy-efficient. It will help keep outdoor air from entering your space. An experienced roofing contractor can add an insulative material between rafters or joists.
Sufficient ventilation will keep your attic from overheating. It also helps maintain indoor comfort, especially during the warmer months. You can improve airflow in your attic by adding soffit or ridge vents.
A radiant barrier system can help reduce the heat that enters your home. It consists of two layers of reflective materials, usually installed beneath the roof.
Enjoy the benefits of an energy-efficient roof by choosing a dependable contractor for your project. Turn to Deschutes Roofing for high-quality roof repair and replacement services. Call us at (541) 313-5944 (Bend), (503) 967-9590 (Portland), (541) 246-6860 (Eugene), (503) 468-7663 (Lake Oswego) or (503) 928-8750 (Beaverton). You can also fill out our contact form to get a free estimate.
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