How Sedona’s Sun Impacts Roof Longevity
The semi-arid desert climate can wreak havoc on your roof’s lifespan in Sedona, AZ. With summer temperatures frequently exceeding 100°F and then dipping down to the mid-50s, the climate can be tough on roofs, making them vulnerable to degradation, cracking, and leaks. From monsoon season to the near-freezing winter months, Legacy Roofing is proud to install roof options designed to last in the harsh Arizona climate. We also provide professional roof inspections, repairs, and maintenance for your Sedona home. How UV Rays Affect Roofing Materials Roofing materials respond differently to UV radiation. Some materials, such as clay tiles, concrete tiles, metal roofing, reflective roof coatings, and reflective asphalt shingles, perform better in Arizona’s heat than traditional asphalt shingles, uncoated flat roofs, or metal roofs with low-grade coatings like polyester. Due to the city’s high elevation and the area’s nearly constant sunshine, roofs in Sedona must endure extreme ultraviolet (UV) exposure,
