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Your attic’s ventilation system is crucial to your home and roof’s health. Unfortunately, most attics aren’t properly ventilated.

You can walk around any neighborhood, look at the roofs, and see different things coming through and/or sitting on the roof. These roof penetrations all serve a certain purpose to help your roof and home function correctly.

We’ve all been in an upstairs room during the summer and thought it was uncomfortably hot. You probably chalk it up to the temperatures outside, so you don’t think there’s necessarily a problem when your AC is running all day.

This past week I got a call from a homeowner whose upstairs wouldn't cool down no matter how much their AC unit was running. When I got there, I didn’t even need to get on the roof or go inside to see their home didn't have proper attic ventilation.

Your attic’s ventilation system controls the airflow for your home. When the system can’t do its job, it comes with costly problems for both your home and the roof.

Your attic’s ventilation system is a crucial component of your home. But most people only think about it during the summer when their upstairs is hot.

You’ll make some big decisions when getting a new roof. One of the biggest is deciding to keep your current roof vents and ventilation method or change it up.

Why you should upgrade your box vents to another roof vent Your attic's ventilation system is crucial to your home and roof. Because of this, your roof needs the right amount of roof vents.

Should you upgrade your attic ventilation? Getting a new roof requires making some important decisions. One of these decisions is determining if you want to stick with your current ventilation system or upgrade to a new one.

Getting a new roof requires decision-making on your part. A pretty big decision is determining if you want to stick with your current box vents or upgrade to another vent all together.

The best types of roof vents Your attic's ventilation system allows your roof and home to breathe. Not only that, but it also plays a crucial role in your roof's lifespan.