Attic ventilation is necessary to minimize the transfer of heat through the roof, helping to prevent the damaging effects of heat and moisture to your structure.


Proper ventilation involves a well-designed system that provides uniform flow of cool air along the underside of the roof sheathing.  That steady flow of air carries heat out of the attic before it can radiate to the attic floor.


It is critical that this air flow is uniform.  That means intake and exhaust vents must be balanced, for both position and airflow capacities.  Otherwise, "hot spots" develop under the roof sheathing, drastically reducing the effectiveness of whatever ventilation is installed.

Although the problems of attic heat and moisture have different causes, they share a common solution: a High Efficiency Ventilation System that allows a uniform flow of air to sweep the underside of the roof sheathing.  In warmer months, the system exhausts hot air from an attic; in colder months, it exchanges warm, moist air with cooler, drier air.  In both cases, the result is the same: more comfortable living quarters, less toxins, less energy use, and less damage to your home.
-remove hot air which transmits heat directly to living space.
-reduce air-conditioning loads up to 30%!
-reduce moisture buildup from internal vents and midday humidity.
-balance inside/outside air temperatures to prevent condensation.
-eliminate moist air and pollutants from home and attic spaces.

Our ventilation consultant will come to your home or business and determine the approximate cubic footage of area to be vented.  They will assess your existing ventilation, and check to ensure all vents are installed and functioning properly.  The consultant will work with your wants and needs to design a balanced attic ventilation system that meets or exceeds minimum requirements set by FHA and ICBO.