Ventilation

If you’re like most homeowners in Ohio, you’re always looking for ways to reduce your energy costs. And during the summer, those costs can add up, especially if your home lacks proper ventilation. That’s where a roof venting system is an excellent investment.

• Soffit vents: These are installed in the soffit (the enclosed portion under the roof overhang) and permit air to flow up under the roof and into the attic. They range in style from 6-inch round stainless-steel vent covers placed in the soffit between each rafter to continuous vents that run the entire length of the soffit.
• Ridge vents: These vents run the ridge length and replace the ridge shingles or tiles. They are designed with interior baffles that permit air to flow but prevent rain from blowing in.
• Turbine vents: Common on many roofs, the vent top spins on ball bearings. The slightest wind turns the vent, which draws air from the attic.
• Eyebrow vents: Also called turtle vents, they provide curved openings on roof slopes. They should be used in pairs, with one on each roof side to facilitate air movement.

If you’re not sure which type of roof vent is right for your home, we can help. Our team has years of experience installing roof vents, and we’re familiar with the different types and how to install them properly.

Contact us today to schedule a consultation. We’ll visit your home, inspect your roof, and recommend the best type of vent for your needs. We’ll also give you a free estimate for the installation.