Insufficient Air Flow Can Lead To:

Higher energy costs: The hotter your attic, the harder your air conditioner has to
work to cool your home.

Insufficient Air Flow Can Lead To:

Trapped moisture in your attic: condensation and moisture in your attic can lead to mold and decay, which is unhealthy for your family and can be costly to remove.

Insufficient Air Flow Can Lead To:

Roof deterioration: Excess heat and moisture can also lead to the premature deterioration of your roof.

Insufficient Air Flow Can Lead To:

Ice damming: Ice damming occurs when snow melts on your roof and then refreezes under your shingles, creating spaces between the shingles and reducing the effectiveness of your roofing system. Ventilation allows excess heat from your home to escape in a controlled way, rather than seeping from your home at
random and increasing the melting rate of snow and ice.