VENTILATION SYSTEMS

Exterior Renovations knows your attic ventilation system has a direct effect on how well your roof performs over time. Today’s windows and doors are more airtight, with increased insulation levels helping to save energy. Unfortunately, these changes have created new issues with indoor air quality and attic ventilation. It has never been more important for contractors to know, understand, and apply all the aspects of attic ventilation to avoid heat or moisture problems in the attic.

Attic Insulation

Proper attic insulation can cut your heating and cooling costs, protect your roof from damage, extend the life of your heating and cooling systems, and make your living space more comfortable. Our professional attic insulation services include installing new insulation along with replacing and upgrading current systems.

Gable Fans & Attic Fans

Effectively installed gable and attic fans will help prolong the life of your roof while making your home more energy efficient. More importantly, gable and attic fans help prevent moisture buildup, which can lead to mold growth. Let our experts inspect your attic to make sure the proper systems and placements of fans are in place.

Whole House Fans
Whole house fans can quickly cool a home by using outside air, which cuts down on energy use. This can lower cooling bills, improve indoor air quality, and make whole-house fans a more sustainable and cost-effective method to cool a home in the right conditions. Let our experts design you an environmentally eco-friendly option relying on natural ventilation and lessening the carbon footprint.

Ridge & Soffit Vents

To ensure your roof has enough air flow, ridge vents are very beneficial. They allow hot air from the attic to escape through the roof's highest point, which allows air to move through the attic. This helps keep it at the right temperature, stops condensation, keeps heat from building up, and lowers the risk of ice dams. Soffit vents also help keep your attic at a comfortable temperature and maintain the proper humidity levels. Soffit and fascia cover all roof edges and overhangs, making the building look smooth while keeping moisture away.