Roof Ventilation For Maximum Protection & Energy Efficiency
At Yeager Roofing, we know the importance of proper roof ventilation but realize the average homeowner may not. As the most trusted Saginaw roofing contractors, we're looked to for professional advice and premium services. Your roof and entire home will benefit significantly from proper ventilation and air circulation.
Whether you're in the process of building your new home or want to incorporate enough ventilation, or need to improve circulation for your existing roofing system, we have got you covered. Stagnant air stays trapped in your attic and roof unless you give it somewhere to go.
Over time, you'll appreciate the benefits of better roof ventilation for better air circulation. Even if your building utilizes a flat roof system, we'll make sure you have the ventilation necessary to keep air flowing and prevent problems associated with a lack of ventilation.
Reap The Long Term Effects & Rewards Of Proper Roof Ventilation
If you've been given the assessment and told your roof needs some room to breathe, you may not realize yet why this matters. Once you begin to enjoy the benefits of improved roof ventilation, you'll understand why you needed it all along. Some of the best reasons to update an existing roofing system with better ventilation:
- Improve your home's overall energy efficiency
- Decrease heating and cooling costs
- Extend the lifespan of your roofing system
- Reduce the need for frequent, costly roofing repairs
- Allows warm, humid air to circulate and escape
- Makes your entire home more comfortable
- Prevent common issues with ice dams
Yeager Roofing can take a look at your current roofing system and offer advice about a ventilation system. In the long run, you'll be glad to let us add ventilation to your attic and rooftop.
Options For Roof Vents
After an assessment, we can make suggestions about your roof ventilation system. Choose from options like:
- Ridge Vents - run the length of the roof peak
- Low Profile - commonly referred to as louvered vents
- Electric or Solar Powered Vents - powered vents to force rapid ventilation
- Roof Turbine Vents - also known as roof exhaust fans
- Soffit & Gable Vents - running the length of the soffit and work in conjunction with ridge vents
