Lower Your Energy Bills Without Replacing Your Roof
Your commercial roof can meet California’s Title 24 requirements and slash cooling costs by up to 52%—without the disruption or expense of a full replacement. CRRC-certified cool roof restoration protects your investment, keeps you compliant, and starts saving you money from day one.
State-licensed specialty contractor with full workers' comp and $2M liability insurance. Your project is protected from start to finish.
Factory Certified Installation Teams
Certified by major manufacturers to install CRRC-rated systems. Your cool roof coating comes with full factory-backed warranty protection.
Photo-Documented Every Step
Complete visual records of your restoration for insurance compliance, building inspections, and your own peace of mind.
Family-Owned, Not Franchised
Nearly 40 years serving LA and Orange County with the same leadership. We answer our phones and stand behind our work.
Cool Roof Restoration Services
Code Compliance That Actually Cuts Your Operating Costs
Title 24 cool roof restoration applies reflective coating systems to your existing commercial or multi-family roof, transforming it into an energy-efficient, code-compliant surface without the cost or disruption of replacement. The 2025 Energy Code, effective January 2026, requires specific aged solar reflectance and thermal emittance values for projects affecting more than 50% or 2,000 square feet of your roof. Cool roof coatings meet these requirements while reducing your roof surface temperature by 33-42 degrees, cutting cooling costs, and extending your roof’s lifespan by 15-20 years.
This isn’t a band-aid fix. It’s a proven restoration method used across thousands of commercial buildings in Orange County and Los Angeles County. Property managers, HOA boards, and business owners choose cool roof restoration because it delivers measurable energy savings, keeps buildings compliant with California’s strict building codes, and costs roughly half what you’d pay for a full tear-off and replacement.
Cool roof restoration isn’t just about meeting Title 24 requirements. It’s about protecting your property investment while lowering the costs of owning and operating your building.
Your cooling costs drop measurably—commercial buildings in California see energy savings between 10% and 52% depending on building type and climate zone.
Your roof surface stays 33-42 degrees cooler in direct sunlight, which means your HVAC system works less and lasts longer.
You avoid the $12,000-$30,000+ price tag of full roof replacement while still extending your roof's functional life by 15-20 years.
You get CRRC-certified materials that meet California's aged solar reflectance and thermal emittance standards, keeping you compliant during inspections.
Your project qualifies for rebates through programs like LADWP Cool Roof Rebate and PACE financing, reducing your upfront investment.
You receive complete photo documentation of the entire process, giving you records for insurance claims, building compliance, and future property transactions.
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Title 24 Compliance Requirements
Understanding What California's Energy Code Actually Requires
California’s Title 24, Part 6 Building Energy Efficiency Standards set mandatory cool roof requirements for most commercial and multi-family buildings. The 2025 Energy Code, effective January 1, 2026, applies when you replace, recover, or re-coat more than 50% of your roof area or 2,000 square feet, whichever is less. Orange County and Los Angeles County fall primarily within Climate Zones 6, 8, 9, and 10, with zones 10-15 carrying the strictest requirements due to extreme summer heat.
For low-slope commercial roofs (the flat or nearly flat roofs common on warehouses, retail buildings, apartment complexes, and office buildings), Title 24 requires a minimum aged solar reflectance of 0.63 and thermal emittance of 0.75. Steep-slope roofs need aged solar reflectance of 0.20 and thermal emittance of 0.75. The “aged” values matter because they account for how materials perform after three years of weather exposure, dirt accumulation, and UV degradation. Any roofing product used for compliance must be rated and labeled by the Cool Roof Rating Council (CRRC).
Here’s what that means in plain terms: your roof coating needs to reflect enough sunlight and release enough absorbed heat to meet specific performance thresholds. Not every coating does this. Not every contractor knows how to verify it. We do. We work exclusively with CRRC-certified materials and provide documentation proving your roof meets California’s requirements. When the building inspector shows up, you’re covered.
Silicone and Acrylic Coatings Built for Southern California
Two coating types dominate the commercial cool roof market in Orange County and Los Angeles: silicone and acrylic. Both meet Title 24 compliance, but they perform differently depending on your roof’s condition, slope, and drainage characteristics. Silicone coatings are the gold standard for flat and low-slope roofs in our climate. They excel at withstanding ponding water (common on roofs with less-than-ideal pitch), resist UV degradation better than other coatings, and typically last 15-20 years with minimal maintenance. Most silicone coatings offer California Title 24 compliance right out of the container and help reduce energy costs through superior heat reflectivity.
Acrylic coatings offer a lower-cost alternative for roofs with good drainage where ponding water isn’t an issue. They reflect UV light effectively and work well on roofs that slope enough to shed water quickly. While they don’t handle standing water as well as silicone, they can save you money upfront if your roof’s pitch allows for proper drainage.
During your free roof evaluation, we assess your roof’s current condition, slope, drainage patterns, and any areas where water tends to collect. We then recommend the coating system that makes sense for your specific building—not the one that makes us the most money. That’s how we’ve stayed in business for nearly 40 years. We tell you what you need, explain why you need it, and show you exactly what it’ll cost. No surprises, no upselling, just straight talk from people who know commercial roofing.
We inspect your roof's condition, measure reflectance, check for damage, and determine which coating system meets Title 24 requirements for your specific building and climate zone.
Surface Preparation and Repairs
We clean the roof surface, repair any damaged areas, address leaks, and ensure proper adhesion. This prep work determines how long your coating lasts.
CRRC-Certified Coating Application
We apply your chosen coating system according to manufacturer specifications, document the entire process with photos, and provide you with CRRC certification proving Title 24 compliance.