ABOUT CCR
Coldwater Cool Roofing Co. is not your average roofing company — we’re Los Angeles natives educated in California’s fire ecology & development history, with experience in developing disaster risk reduction plans and understanding the cost-benefit analysis of cool roofing systems, leveraging ArcGIS to maximize energy savings per project.
Today, dynamic pressures like hotter temperatures, more intense winds, growing development, and more have compounded to create highly vulnerable areas to climate change in the Wildland Urban Interface (WUI). We are committed to increasing community resilience through climate-smart roofing solutions, every project we take on reduces carbon footprints, mitigates the urban heat island effect, enhances long-term environmental sustainability, whilst lessening blackout risks and stress to the electrical grid across Los Angeles (Giordano et al 2019).
We specialize in reflective white roofing systems that reduce building energy use, support long-term cost savings, and contribute to a greener built environment. Unlike most roofing companies that provide only boots on the ground analysis of roofing conditions for estimates and project planning, Coldwater Cool Roofing utilises ArcGIS. This Geographic Information Systems software provides detailed spatial analysis and land cover maps, allowing us to perform complex area calculations based on roof structure and surrounding landscapes. The wildfire retrofits we offer, including noncombustible gutter covers and enclosed eaves greatly decrease the risk of structure loss due to wildfire (Mockrin et al 2023).
Coldwater Cool Roofing Co. is a climate-first roofing company specializing in white roof coatings, full roof systems, and wildfire retrofit upgrades. From reflective PVC and TPO membranes to noncombustible gutters and enclosed eave retrofits, we help clients lower energy bills, strengthen fire resilience, and reduce environmental impact. Founded in the heart of Coldwater Canyon, our work is grounded in the values of sustainability, safety, and community resilience—shaped by the very landscape we grew up in.