Increased Energy Bills? Your Roof Could Be to Blame
If you’ve noticed higher-than-usual heating and cooling costs, your roof might be part of the problem. Poor insulation, leaks, and worn-out shingles can all contribute to energy loss, forcing your HVAC system to work harder.
How a Damaged Roof Affects Energy Efficiency
Leaks, missing shingles, and poor insulation allow heat to escape in winter and trap heat in summer, leading to higher energy bills.
Signs Your Roof Is Wasting Energy
These issues often point to poor energy efficiency:
- Drafts or hot spots: Uneven indoor temperatures suggest poor insulation.
- Higher-than-usual bills: A sudden spike in costs could mean heat loss through the roof.
How to Improve Roof Insulation
Proper attic insulation, radiant barriers, and a well-maintained roof keep your home comfortable and reduce energy costs.
Ready to Tackle Your Roof Repair?
Struggling with high energy bills? Your roof might be the culprit.
