Credit: Randall Creasey
Photo Credit: Randall Creasey
Eight pullout modules showing energy-efficient roof and attic construction are on display at SCE’s Energy Education Center.
Credit: Randall Creasey
Photo Credit: Randall Creasey
Advanced framing with open cell spray foam and insulating stucco help with energy savings.
Credit: Randall Creasey
Photo Credit: Randall Creasey
Insulated roof S-tile provides better insulation than standard roof tile.
Credit: Randall Creasey
Photo Credit: Randall Creasey
Insulated slate roof tile fit under a photovoltaic panel.
Credit: Randall Creasey
Photo Credit: Randall Creasey
White Wedge-it above deck roof insulation helps reduce heat and cooling loss.
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