One of the best parts of owning a home is having a say in how your property should be constructed. You can choose what type of windows you want to have, the kind of siding you want installed, and the kind of roof you like. In choosing which roof to go with, you need to choose which vents to use for your home too. Professional roofing contractors will have more than enough information to share on the matter. For now, here are some details to help you become more familiar with some ventilation system choices at hand.
Intake Ventilation
Your home needs to have both intake and exhaust vents. Intake vents, as the name suggests, allow for air to flow into your home. A popular type of intake vents are soffit vents. This type of vent is installed under the eaves of your home.
Exhaust Ventilation
Exhaust vents help prevent your home’s indoor temperature from rising by expelling hot air. You can install ridge vents, which are installed along your roof’s ridges. You can also try turbine vents or powered vents which require ventilation units to be mounted on the surface of your roof. A good roof inspection team can help you choose which vents may be best for your needs.
Making a Decision
Finding out the best type of vents for your home will depend on a number of factors, including what type of roof you want to have and how big of a budget you have to work with. Just remember that your ultimate goal in choosing vents is to ensure proper airflow around your home and to protect your property from damage caused by extreme heat or moisture.
When installed correctly, vents can help your roof last longer and prevent any sort of damage from condensation or moisture build-up. Our group at My Roofing has proven expertise in residential roof ventilation, storm damage inspections and maintaining home gutters. We can assist you in determining which vents are best for your home and provide great installation services, too. Call 817-659-5160 and schedule a free consultation with us.
