Safeguard your sanctuary from the relentless blaze of the summer sun with NTT 2000, a state-of-the-art protective coating engineered to reflect solar energy and provide a formidable shield for your home's walls and roof. Our innovative formulation is infused with solar-reflective properties that repel the sun's heat, creating a thermal barrier equivalent to a cooling distance of five feet around your home. Additionally, the incorporation of advanced insulating materials ensures that your walls and roof remain impressively cool, with surface temperatures plummeting by 5 to 9 degrees Celsius. Whether your roof is shingled, tiled, or metal, NTT 2000's versatility guarantees an effective and uniform application, delivering a cooler and more comfortable living environment while also contributing to lower energy costs. Protect, cool, and enhance the longevity of your home with the unparalleled performance of NTT 2000.

Reflective Roof Coatings: Apply a reflective or cool roof coating. These coatings reflect more sunlight and absorb less heat, which helps to keep your roof cooler. Light-Colored Roof Materials: Use lighter-colored roofing materials, which reflect more sunlight compared to dark-colored materials. Roof Insulation: Proper insulation can help reduce the amount of heat that penetrates into your home. This helps keep your home cooler and can also protect your roof. Ventilation: Ensure your attic or roof space is well-ventilated. Proper ventilation helps to expel hot air that can accumulate and increase the temperature of your roof. Shade: If possible, add shading elements such as trees, pergolas, or awnings to reduce direct sunlight on your roof. Green Roofs: Installing a green roof (a roof covered with vegetation) can provide natural insulation and reduce heat absorption. Regular Maintenance: Inspect your roof regularly for signs of damage or wear. Prompt repairs can prevent issues that might worsen with heat exposure. These methods can help manage roof temperatures, reduce energy costs, and extend the life of your

Insulation: Proper insulation is crucial in maintaining a stable indoor temperature and preventing heat transfer. Ensure that your attic or roof space is well-insulated with materials that resist heat flow, thereby reducing the amount of heat entering your home. Ventilation: Enhancing roof ventilation can help expel trapped heat. Installing ridge vents, soffit vents, or attic fans allows for better airflow, reducing the buildup of heat in the roof space. Proper ventilation helps maintain lower roof temperatures and prolongs the life of your roofing materials. Green Roofs: Consider installing a green roof, which involves covering your roof with vegetation. This natural insulation not only absorbs heat but also provides additional benefits such as improved air quality and reduced stormwater runoff. Shade and Overhangs: Adding shade structures like awnings or pergolas can help reduce the direct sunlight hitting your roof. Similarly, extending roof overhangs can provide additional shading and minimize heat absorption. Regular Maintenance: Regular inspections and maintenance are essential. Keep your roof clean, remove debris, and promptly repair any damage to prevent exacerbation of heat pooling issues.