A data-center roof, running 40°F+ cooler.
A heat-loaded roof over sensitive equipment — a reflective coating cut peak roof-surface temperatures by more than 40°F. Here's how.
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A roof soaking up Texas heat — right over the servers.
This South Texas facility ran a data center and crypto-mining operation under 38,000 square feet of dark, heat-absorbing roof. In the Texas sun, that roof was pushing heat straight into a building already fighting to keep sensitive equipment cool.
Challenge, approach, result.
A roof working against the coolers
A dark roof baking in the Texas sun, over equipment that has to stay cool — every degree of roof heat was working against the cooling system below.
A bright, reflective coat
We prepped and sealed the roof, then finished it in a bright, highly reflective coating built to bounce solar heat back off the building instead of soaking it in.
40°F+ cooler at peak
Peak roof-surface temperatures dropped by more than 40°F — easing the load on the cooling system underneath, protecting the equipment, and sealing the roof under a fresh warranty at the same time.
Why it mattered to them
For a building full of heat-sensitive equipment, the roof is part of the cooling equation — and a dark, heat-soaked roof quietly runs up the power bill and the risk every single day.
The reflective coating flipped that. With peak surface temps down 40°F+, the cooling system has less to fight, the equipment sits in a steadier environment, and the roof is watertight and warrantied — one fix working on cost, uptime, and protection at once.
Different roofs. Different industries. Same result.
Big buildings, small buildings, different roof types — each one restored instead of replaced.
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50,000 sq ft restored over a running plant — coated in stages around the production schedule, with the line never stopping.
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Metal Renewable Roofing System, Gilmer, Texas
Ninety thousand square feet of aging metal roof. Rather than a full tear-off, we sealed and coated the existing structure — a fraction of the cost and disruption.
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TPO Renewable Roofing System, Bossier City, Louisiana
Sixty-two thousand square feet of TPO membrane restored in under two weeks — watertight and renewed without pulling the building out of service.
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Targeted Roof Restoration, McDonough, Georgia
The whole roof didn't need work — one area did. We restored the problem section and left the rest alone, so the owner spent on exactly what mattered.
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