Ventilation Products

Why Do I Need to Ventilate My Roof?

If you live in the New Jersey Area, you already know the weather can fluctuate wildly. Improperly ventilated roofs can lead to higher cooling and heating costs, along with shortening the lifespan of the roof.

Improper ventilation can also lead to moisture in the attic, which can be a breading ground for toxic mold growth. Hire the experts to steer you the right way.

Choosing The Right Product

Ventilation (Owens Corning)

VentSure InFlow Vent

Allows for intake ventilation and works in conjunction with ridge vents. Perfect for homes with no soffit vents, or intake source.

Net Vent Area= 10 sq. In,/foot

Ventilation (Owens Corning)

VentSure 4-Foot Strip Heat and Moisture Ridge Vent

Releases excessive heat and moisture buildup in the attic. Works in conjunction with soffit vents, or intake vents.. Improves thermal performance of the home, and helps prevent dry rot, mold, and thermal blistering of your shingles.

Great for homes that need MAX ventilation

Net Vent Area= 20 sq. In./foot

Ventilation (Owens Corning)

Ventsure “RidgeCat”

Ridge Vent allows the release of excessive heat and moisture in the attic. Works in conjunction with soffit vents, or intake system. Uses entangled net structure with breathable UV filter.

Great for homes that need ventilation but worried by excessive debris from neighboring trees

Net Vent Area= 15 sq. In./ foot

Ventilation (Owens Corning)

Ventsure Rigid Roll Ridge Vent

Ridge Vent allows the release of excessive heat and moisture in the attic. Works in conjunction with soffit vents, or intake vents. Low Profile design blends with the roof, and uses rolled composite blend that retains its shape.

Great budget friendly ridge vent that doesn’t trap debris in its internal system. For homes that have a lot of trees nearby

Net Vent Area= 12.5 sq. In./ foot

Ventilation (GAF)

Snow Country Ridge Vent

Ridge Vent allows for the release of excessive heat and moisture in the attic. Solid surface is long lasting and allows for MAX ventilation

Great for homes that need more ventilation, and don’t have many trees in the area

Net Vent Area= 18 sq. In./ foot

Ventilation (GAF)

Cobra Exhaust Ridge Vent

Ridge Vent allows for the release of excessive heat and moisture in the attic. Low profile design blends in the roof using a condensed mesh roll

Great for applications that don’t require much ventilation such as garage space or shed.

Net Vent Area= 14.1 sq. In./foot

Ventilation (Multiple vendors)

Slant Back Roof Vent

Allows for the escape of excessive heat and moisture in the attic. Commonly used when ridge vents runs are too short, and unable to handle air flow needs.

Great for homes that are unable to utilize ridge vent system.

New Vent Area= 50 sq. In./ per unit

Ventilation (Multiple Vendors)

Attic Power Roof Vent

Available in traditional electric powered, solar powered, or duel powered. This unit manually pulls heat and moisture out of the attic through mechanical force. Electrician may be required to fully connect these units.

Great for homes with closed systems (No ventilation). Must be very careful if using this unit if there is a passive system. Consult a specialist to see if this is a viable option.

Cubic Feet of air flow per minute= 800CFM to 1500 CFM

Ventilation (Multiple Vendors)

Soffit Vents

Intake vent that works in conjunction with ridge vent system. This is needed to make ridge vent system work properly.

Net Vent Area= 10 sq. In. / foot

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