Posted by oldfarmtractor on July 23, 2011 at 07:08:54 from (71.155.239.171):
In Reply to: Home AC Question posted by John T on July 22, 2011 at 18:56:07:
I was having a similar problem and decided to do three things. First I needed to replace the roofing so I went with metal. I went with the best energy efficient. This makes my attic much cooler and I will NEVER need to replace it and it adds lightning protection.
I next was going to put in a solar operated attic vent. Instead, I went with a bigger ridge vent and found the attic has a better heat flow from eave to ridge. So no Solar Powered Vent.
Lastly I will be putting in better insulation in the attic. But even now, it is much cooler up there.
I did so some new Low-E windows two years ago. Those also are a big help in all seasons. They open more easily and reduce heat flow in winter and summer.
I refuse to pay the utility companies every month more than I need to.
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