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| ROOF VENTILATION |
Making sure your roof is properly ventilated will help protect your roof from ice
backups. It is important to have ventilation in the attic so any heat lost from the interior
of the home is drawn up and out of the attic. This helps the roof stay cool. It also allows
for moisture that rises into the attic to escape. This helps to prevent mold, mildew and
wood rot.
A natural, or static ventilation system which consists of simple vents or covered
openings in your attic is the best way to ensure that heat and excess moisture can
escape to the outside. These are typically ridge vents, gable, eave, soffit or roof vents.
Many ventilation experts agree that externally baffled ridge vents combined with
vented soffits are a very effective method for ventilating an attic. A properly designed
ventilation system must have both intake vents in the soffit or in the eaves at the lower
part of the attic, as well as exhaust ventilation, such as ridge vents, high in the attic at
or near the ridge.
We at C&C Roofing agree and make sure that your roof and attic have the proper
ventilation per square foot of roof using a combination of venting techniques.
backups. It is important to have ventilation in the attic so any heat lost from the interior
of the home is drawn up and out of the attic. This helps the roof stay cool. It also allows
for moisture that rises into the attic to escape. This helps to prevent mold, mildew and
wood rot.
A natural, or static ventilation system which consists of simple vents or covered
openings in your attic is the best way to ensure that heat and excess moisture can
escape to the outside. These are typically ridge vents, gable, eave, soffit or roof vents.
Many ventilation experts agree that externally baffled ridge vents combined with
vented soffits are a very effective method for ventilating an attic. A properly designed
ventilation system must have both intake vents in the soffit or in the eaves at the lower
part of the attic, as well as exhaust ventilation, such as ridge vents, high in the attic at
or near the ridge.
We at C&C Roofing agree and make sure that your roof and attic have the proper
ventilation per square foot of roof using a combination of venting techniques.