"Many Albuquerque residents may find this unsurprising, but Julie Cart of the Los Angeles Times wrote that the drought in New Mexico is much worse than the rest of the West. As temperatures continue to soar, the state’s ecology at risk of destruction thanks to the extreme dryness. Humans and animals alike are doing what they can to find relief, but it may take years—not to mention vast sums of money—for the state to fully recover. It goes without saying that roofing contractors in Albuquerque are used to this climate. Companies like Rhino Roofing always see to it that the various residential and commercial establishments they serve are well-protected from high temperatures and the blazing Sun. After all, extreme heat is one reason why people turn on their A/Cs longer than they should, which bites them in the form of high utility bills. "
http://www.rhinoroofingabq.com/industry-news/its-hot-in-here-albuquerque-roofing-contractors-needed-for-a-long-drought/
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