"In April 2012, an Energy.gov article asked its readers to imagine themselves standing on a roof on a hot summer day. The heat would likely be almost unbearable, which means that an air conditioning system must work harder to cool rooms inside the home. That's why Energy.gov recommends that homeowners should consider cool roofs. A cool roof is designed to reflect sunlight and absorb less heat. A cool roof is especially important in areas where there is a subtropical climate like Katy, Texas; summer temperatures here typically reach 80 degrees Fahrenheit. By having contractors of roofing in Katy, TX install a cool roof, a homeowner can expect energy savings of up to 50 percent since he'll likely rely less on his air conditioning system to keep the home cool."
http://www.summitroofingllc.com/blog/2013/09/10/time-for-a-new-roof-tips-for-energy-efficient-roofing-for-katy-tx-households/
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