[Rhodes22-list] TGGW

[Bud]

Rrrrrummy,
   do you think that a residential offering would be feasible?

-Bud

R22RumRunner at aol.com wrote:

>Chris,
>Another area that's helping raise the global temperature is all those  
>buildings and highways we have erected. Having spent the past fifteen years  
>climbing around on large insutrial roofs, I can tell you they store a lot of  thermal 
>energy. The concrete and asphalt that make up our highways and parking  lots 
>also store a lot of energy. These are all man made heat sinks and as the  
>population grows, so do we build more highways and buildings.
>I am happy to report that there is a new direction in Industrial and  
>Commercial roofs that use acrylics and are energy star certified. These "cool"  roofs 
>reflect upwards of 90% of the suns energy. More flat roofs are being  treated 
>this way. Not only does it reduce the temperature of the building, but  also 
>reduces the HVAC costs by upwards of 35%. Since the HVAC units are running  
>less often, you don't have to repair or replace them as often and are saving a  
>lot of electricity.
>Our company web site is a little crude, but it gets the job done. You can  
>find more information at:
> 
>_www.enviroshieldroofing.com_ (http://www.enviroshieldroofing.com) 
> 
>Rummy
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