Reduce Overhead. Improve Comfort. Build for the Future.

At RCI Roofing LLP, we specialize in roofing systems that do more than just protect your building — they actively improve its energy performance. Our energy-efficient roofing applications are engineered to reflect heat, reduce HVAC demand, and contribute to long-term operational savings across commercial, industrial, and institutional properties.

Whether you're upgrading an existing structure or designing a new build, our team helps you select and install roofing systems that align with ENERGY STAR®, LEED®, and local energy code standards. From highly reflective single-ply membranes like TPO and PVC, to white EPDM and insulated metal roofing, we offer proven solutions tailored to your building's needs and budget.

Benefits of Energy-Efficient Roofing

Lower cooling costs and increased thermal comfort

Enhanced building performance and sustainability profile

Eligibility for rebates, tax incentives, and green building credits

Long-lasting materials with reduced maintenance needs

What Is an Energy-Efficient Roof?

An energy-efficient roofing system is one that minimizes the absorption of solar heat and maximizes thermal performance. These systems typically feature reflective membranes, high R-value insulation, and strategic ventilation — all working together to maintain indoor comfort and reduce strain on HVAC systems. By improving thermal efficiency, these roofs directly contribute to lower energy bills, smaller carbon footprints, and better building envelope performance.

Our Energy-Efficient Roofing Systems

🔹 TPO (Thermoplastic Polyolefin)

Highly reflective white membrane that meets ENERGY STAR® and Cool Roof Rating Council standards

Heat-welded seams create a continuous, watertight, and thermally stable surface

Resistant to UV degradation, chemicals, and microbial growth

Lightweight and ideal for flat or low-slope commercial roofs

🔹 PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride)

Durable and reflective white membrane with superior chemical resistance

Excellent for buildings with grease vents, harsh emissions, or environmental exposure

Offers Class A fire resistance and outstanding dimensional stability

Qualifies for LEED® credits in sustainable construction

🔹 White EPDM

Combines the flexibility and proven durability of traditional EPDM with a reflective white finish

Ideal for commercial buildings seeking energy performance with a rubber membrane system

Long-lasting and cost-effective for both new construction and retrofit projects

🔹 Insulated Standing Seam Metal Roofing

High-performance metal panels with integrated rigid insulation

Reflective finishes reduce heat absorption

Long lifespan with minimal maintenance

Supports solar integration and modern design aesthetics

Why Energy-Efficient Roofing Matters

Reduced Energy Consumption

Reflective membranes can lower rooftop temperatures by 30%–50%, significantly decreasing cooling loads in warm months.

Lower Operating Costs

Building owners and facility managers typically see a measurable return on investment through reduced energy bills and HVAC strain.

Tax Incentives & Green Building Compliance

Energy-efficient roofing may qualify for federal, state, and local incentives, including rebates, accelerated depreciation, and LEED® points.

Improved Occupant Comfort

Stable indoor temperatures mean fewer hot/cold zones in your facility, improving comfort for occupants and staff.

Extended Roof Life

Reflective materials reduce thermal cycling and UV damage, helping your roof last longer with fewer repairs.

Is Energy-Efficient Roofing Right for Your Building?

Whether you’re managing a school, warehouse, retail plaza, medical facility, or office building, energy-efficient roofing can deliver both immediate savings and long-term value. Our team will assess your building’s location, structure, and energy usage to recommend the best-fit system for performance and budget.

Ready to Upgrade Your Roof?

Contact RCI Roofing LLP for a no-obligation consultation and discover how energy-efficient roofing can transform your building’s bottom line.