Out with the old--a now outlawed double roof of cedar shingles (now considered too high a fire hazzard to own) topped with worn out asphalt shingles, and Hardy Plank siding with deep dark green paint, that absorbs 90% of the sun rays' heat--and in with the new: earthtones of brown and beige with the new roof supported with plywood that has a reflective aluminum sheet on the underside: the latest in energy savings in Houston construction. In no particular order, since I don't yet know how to bring them in that way:
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