A cool roof is engineered to keep a lower surface temperature under direct sunlight compared to conventional roofs. It can help you save on electricity costs, conserve energy and reduce environmental impact.
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Blisters on asphalt roofs shouldn’t be a problem if the granules on the shingles remain intact. However, if these blisters pop, the granules can loosen and fall off, exposing the roof to the elements. In time, the affected areas can experience leaks and damage.
Flat roofs absorb heat faster than slanted roofs, which can keep your interior warm which is why more building owners are choosing energy-efficient reflective flat roof systems. While they can be an economical roofing option, when not properly maintained, they can experience problematic issues.
Metal roofs have become popular among homeowners due to their versatility and durability. Some metal roofs even have the appearance of traditional roofing materials, such as tile.
Depending on the extent of the damage, age of the roof and other factors, your roof is bound to be repaired or replaced at some point. Texas Traditions Roofing, one of the top local residential and commercial roofing contractors, discusses the differences between these two projects.