Date	This Year's KWH	Last Year's KWH
12/22-1/24	26	29
2/21-3/23	14	17
3/23/-4/23	28	31
4/23-5/22	24	35
5/22-6/21	30	49
6/21-7/23	40	40
7/23-8/22	39	51
8/22-9/24	31	46
9/24-10/22	19	25

"As proof of the energy savings due to the insulation value of the aluminum roof over a conventional asphalt or fiberglass shingle roof, I am listing information from my electric bill showing this year versus last year before the Classic roof was installed -

"There is proof positive of the savings, and knowing that the roof is maintenance free is a very comforting thought."

Frank from Florida

My last Progress Energy Statement indicated that we had used 78 kwh/day on average a year ago but only 66 kwh/day this year! What a ROOF!"

Ralph from Florida

"I can also verify your claims that (your roof) reduces cooling costs by reflecting heat rays back toward the sun. In fact, from my records, my air conditioning costs are down almost one-third from what they were with my old asphalt roof. This is very important in hot climates."

Ray in Florida

"My attic has been noticeably cooler and my overall energy consumption much less than adjacent homes with other roof materials."

H.J. from Texas

"We are enjoying a temperature reduction of 7 degrees Fahrenheit in our upstairs bedroom?.I know I will not be able to outlive the life of the shingles but in the meantime, our family will benefit from their outstanding durable, energy-saving and aesthetic features!!!"

Robert from Louisiana

"Summer and winter have come and gone and our cabin never had a cold morning, even when the low was 10 degrees Fahrenheit and the fire had long died out. Summer afternoons stayed cool and the utility bills showed the improvement."

Joe from Texas

"During the recent spring weather, I usually kept the house temperature around 72 degrees by the opening and closing of the doors and windows. At night, the outdoor temperature would drop to around 60 degrees and by morning maybe 65 degrees inside. However, since the roof was installed, the indoor temperature only drops about 1 degree (without any heat being turned on)."

Lawrence from Texas

Date	Kwh/Day Before	Kwh/Day After
February	2337	944
March	2526	1574
April	2966	2136
May	4919	3739

"I know for a fact that aluminum roofing will save me a considerable amount in energy costs! I know that my energy savings will eventually pay for my aluminum roof!"

David from Texas

"Remember that upstairs family room which would often be 10-15 degrees hotter than the rest of the house? The day the installers put our new roof on that section of the house, it was about 85 degrees outside. Normally, that room would be almost unbearable on a day like that. With our new roof, however, that room was as comfortable as the rest of the house. What a difference it has made. We can enjoy our family room in the summer months now!"

Anne from Washington

"The shingles do keep the attic cooler. 16 of the last 30 days had highs of 95 degrees or higher. Our attic fans are set to go on at 130 degrees; not once have they run. Looks like I might have wasted some money on the fans."

Ken from North Carolina

"The house was cooler during the day and cooled off faster at night!"

Jim from Washington

"We can now plan on enjoying our retirement home without ever having to worry about replacing its roof for the rest of our lives. We are also looking forward to reduced heating bills next winder due to the increased energy efficiency."

Helen from Michigan

"I just wanted to give you some feedback on our new roof...not just its looks, but the improved energy usage. Our July-August (electric) bill shows we used 208 kwh with the metal roof vs 249 kwh last year with shingles (both time periods had the same outside average temperature of 78 degrees). That's a 17% reduction in energy use - not too bad!

Thanks again."

Kryder from Kentucky