June 27, 2019ElectricalShree Shyam Constructions

As temperatures continue to rise each year, keeping our homes cool during the summer months is becoming more difficult — and expensive. Air conditioners are working overtime, electricity bills are climbing, and comfort seems out of reach. But there’s a smarter, cost-effective solution many homeowners still overlook: roof heatproofing.

In this blog, we’ll explain how roof heatproofing works, how it can make your home 10–12% cooler, and why now is the perfect time to consider it.

What Is Roof Heatproofing?

Roof heatproofing is the process of applying special materials or coatings to your rooftop to reduce heat absorption. These materials reflect sunlight instead of absorbing it, preventing your roof from heating up and transferring that heat into your rooms.

The result? Your home stays naturally cooler — even during the peak summer heat.

How Does It Reduce Indoor Temperature?

When your roof absorbs heat, it acts like a giant frying pan over your head. It radiates heat downward into your home, making rooms feel like ovens.

Heatproofing acts as a thermal barrier, reducing this heat transfer. Studies and real-life applications have shown that roof heatproofing can lower the indoor temperature by 10–12%. This means:

Less dependence on air conditioners
Lower electricity bills
More comfort for you and your family

What Materials Are Used in Roof Heatproofing?

At Shree Shyam, we use a combination of high-quality, weather-resistant materials for long-lasting protection:

Reflective heatproofing coatings
Insulation boards
UV-resistant sealants
White or light-colored waterproof layers

These materials are tested and proven to work effectively on both residential and commercial buildings.

How Heatproofing Saves Money?

Besides reducing the temperature, heatproofing offers long-term cost benefits:

15–25% lower energy bills in summer
Less wear and tear on AC units
Improved roof life due to UV protection
Increased property value with energy-efficient upgrades

Think of it as a one-time investment that pays off every summer!

Can It Be Done on Old Buildings?

Yes, absolutely! Roof heatproofing can be applied to new constructions as well as older buildings without any major modifications. Whether you have a flat concrete roof, metal sheet roofing, or tiles — we have solutions tailored for every surface.

Why You Should Act Before Summer Peaks

The best time to get your roof heatproofed is before the summer heat becomes unbearable. The earlier you apply it, the sooner you’ll feel the difference.