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Ventilation is a necessity inside your home— most especially for your roofing. Vents on your system extend the life of your roofing by preventing damage to its layers while also reducing energy costs. While it has an essential role for your property, homeowners are advised to understand the ventilation they’re installing best suits their needs. Here are some pointers you may consider:

 

 

• Learn more about passive roof vents. Emergency roof repair teams say there are two main categories in roof vents: passive and powered. The former category includes ridge vents, designed to appear a lot like traditional shingles. Ridge vents use a smart system that only air can enter the roof. Because of their design, they also allow for a more even distribution of air throughout the attic space.  These roof vents are used in tiny homes and larger buildings alike. A common drawback of ridge vents is they are a bit more expensive than most alternative options, and they also take longer to install since they are expected to look apparent.

• Seek help from a trusted local roofing company. A standard roofing system should have just the right amount of ventilation. Remember that having too little allows warmth and moisture to build up under the roof, while having too much can create additional openings that make the roof more susceptible to leaks. 

 

Other Vents to Choose

 

1. Roof Turbine Vents. Damage roof repair experts note these are also called roof exhaust fans and metal pot vents, turbine vents use large rotating blades to remove significant amounts of air per minute. They perform exceptionally well in locations that frequently encounter windy weather. However, turbine vents are pretty massive and typically stick out from the roof.

2. Low-Profile Roof Vents. These are seen in millions of houses manufactured from galvanized steel or aluminum like some metal roofs. Low-profile roof vents function by drawing out air from a localized area, which is why it is necessary to install multiple vents on one roof.

 

Are you looking for a reliable team to work on your shingle roof replacement? Barnett Roofing, a GAF Master Elite® contractor, guarantees appropriately trained and experienced customer service and complete satisfaction, beginning with fair pricing, unlimited choices of roofing products, styles, and colors continuing through the final cleanup and your approval. We are open 24 hours a day! Reach us at (865) 217-0079 or here.