Repainting your home every few years can become expensive, inconvenient, and frustrating. Southern California’s intense sunlight and high temperatures can cause traditional exterior paint to fade, crack, peel, and lose its original appearance.
A more durable exterior solution can help protect your home while reducing the need for frequent repainting. At California Energy Contractors, we install TEX•COTE® COOLWALL®, an advanced exterior coating system designed for long-lasting color, adhesion, heat reflection, and weather protection.
Why Traditional Exterior Paint Deteriorates
Your home’s exterior faces constant exposure to sunlight, heat, wind, and changing weather conditions. As exterior walls repeatedly heat and cool, the surface expands and contracts. This thermal cycling can weaken conventional paint and contribute to fading, cracking, and peeling.
Common signs that your exterior paint is wearing down include:
- Faded Colors: Prolonged ultraviolet and infrared exposure can make once-vibrant colors appear dull.
- Cracking and Peeling: Repeated expansion and contraction can place stress on traditional exterior paint.
- Uneven Exterior Surfaces: Aging paint may blister, chip, or separate from the surface underneath.
- Reduced Weather Protection: Deteriorating paint can leave exterior surfaces more vulnerable to the elements.
- Frequent Maintenance Costs: Repainting every few years requires additional time, labor, and materials.
How TEX•COTE® COOLWALL® Supports Lasting Performance
TEX•COTE® COOLWALL® uses patented infrared heat-reflective technology to reflect solar heat away from exterior walls. According to the manufacturer, the system can reduce exterior wall surface temperatures by as much as 40 degrees compared with traditional paints in many colors.
By helping exterior walls remain cooler, COOLWALL® can reduce the expansion and contraction stress caused by extreme temperature changes. This helps extend the coating’s color, adhesion, and overall physical performance.
Standout Features:
- Patented infrared heat-reflective technology
- Exceptional resistance to fading
- Reduced thermal stress on exterior surfaces
- Long-lasting color and adhesion
- Multiple color options for different home styles
- Available manufacturer lifetime warranty options
- A professionally applied exterior protection system
More Than a Fresh Coat of Paint
TEX•COTE® COOLWALL® is more than conventional exterior paint. It is an engineered coating system formulated to improve exterior durability while reflecting the sun’s heat.
The system undergoes accelerated weathering tests similar to those used for advanced automotive finishes. These tests demonstrate its resistance to fading under demanding conditions. Because the coating stays cooler, it can also experience less thermal stress than conventional exterior paint.
In addition to its durability benefits, COOLWALL® may help create a more comfortable indoor environment. Testing cited by California Energy Contractors found that the system may reduce cooling costs by as much as 21.9%, depending on the home and installation conditions.
Actual surface-temperature reductions, energy savings, and product performance depend on the home’s design, climate, exterior material, selected color, installation, and other conditions.
Stop Repainting and Start Protecting Your Home
If you are tired of repainting your home every few years, TEX•COTE® COOLWALL® offers a durable and energy-efficient alternative. California Energy Contractors installs genuine COOLWALL® exterior coating systems throughout Los Angeles County, Ventura County, Kern County, Bakersfield, Riverside County, San Bernardino County, San Luis Obispo County, and the San Fernando Valley.
Contact California Energy Contractors today at (855) 779-1413 for a FREE consultation, or complete our online form to schedule an appointment.
COOLWALL® refreshes your home’s exterior while allowing you to choose from many available colors. Its heat-reflective technology works without restricting your exterior to white or a limited selection of light colors.
COOLWALL® helps reduce the solar heat absorbed by exterior walls, which may improve indoor comfort. Individual results can vary based on insulation, wall exposure, home construction, weather, and other conditions.
