Your insulation slows heat down. It can't turn heat away. Sol-R-Shield™ multilayer reflective foil stops up to 97% of radiant heat at the roofline — before it ever reaches the rooms below.
Most insulation protects against conduction and convection — that's what R-value measures. But Houston's real enemy is radiant heat: the sun cooks your roof, and the roof radiates that heat straight down into the attic. Summer attics here routinely pass 140°F, and traditional fiberglass starts struggling above 110°F — it absorbs and transfers heat instead of stopping it.
That's where emissivity comes in — the measure of radiant heat transfer. Sol-R-Shield™ leads on exactly the number that matters most in a hot climate. Coupled with adequate blow-in insulation, it creates a complete answer to all three kinds of heat transfer.
Sol-R-Shield™ reflective insulation blocks up to 97% of radiant heat. A Tennessee Valley Authority field study measured a 16–40% reduction in summer attic heat transfer — with the biggest reductions on the hottest days, which is exactly when your AC needs the help. Field tests also show radiant barriers do not increase roof temperatures — a common myth.
About one day: foil across the roofline, tarped access paths, full cleanup, and walkthrough photos before we leave. See real before & after attics from Greater Houston.
Free assessment measures your attic's temperature and insulation depth — written quote on the spot, guaranteed for a full calendar year.
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