Arisol Roof Intelligence
Find the roofs worth a closer look.
Search buildings, compare roof-efficiency scenarios, and create an auditable shortlist for onsite follow-up.
- Source-aware screening
- Editable scenario assumptions
- Report and CSV export
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Roof intelligence + materials R&D
Arisol is a sustainable cooling solutions company developing AI-assisted roof intelligence and passive radiative-cooling materials. Screen roofs before committing to a retrofit, compare the evidence, and choose the right next step.
AI supports analysis and decisions, not physical cooling. Screening guides an assessment; it does not replace one.
Not sure where to start? Read the cool-roof decision guide01 / One connected approach
Roof Intelligence helps teams decide where to investigate. Materials research explores how a surface may reduce heat. Each program has its own evidence standard.
Arisol Roof Intelligence
Search buildings, compare roof-efficiency scenarios, and create an auditable shortlist for onsite follow-up.
Arisol Materials / R&D
Build and test coatings around solar reflection and thermal emission, beginning with a public research baseline.
02 / From signal to surface
Each step narrows uncertainty. The goal is not another dashboard—it is a better-informed physical decision.
Start with an address or a bounded territory.
Check the building match, source date, and missing evidence.
Test clear roof, energy, and cost assumptions.
Move the strongest candidates toward a site assessment.
Choose a qualified product or future validated material.
Compare predicted change with observed performance.
03 / First focus: Tempe, Arizona
Search live City of Tempe addresses and historical building footprints, then compare explicit roof scenarios. Municipal geometry is a starting point—not a current roof measurement. Tempe is our initial target market, not a deployed pilot. Demo mode uses synthetic examples, never surveyed Tempe roofs.
Build the next piece of evidence
Bring a building, a territory, or a validation question. We’ll help define the next useful step without overstating the evidence.