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Ridge vents are an exhaust venting device located at the ridge of a roof that works in conjunction with a starter or under eave soffit vent and is used to ventilate attics. The products shown here are "shingle-over" ridge vents which allow for hip & ridge shingles to be applied over the top of the ridge vent so as to make them aesthetically pleasing on the roof. If you have any questions about these products, contact our inside sales staff or click on the images above. |
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Static vents are inexpensive, covered openings that allow the air to escape the attic. Several of these vents are needed to properly ventilate an attic. These vents are made of aluminum and come in a variety of colors so as to match the shingles of a roof. If you have any questions about these products, contact our inside sales staff or click on the image above. |
Gable vents are electric fans |
Turbine ventilators are a no-energy cost solution to venting attics. The turbine spins with the slightest breeze, creating an upward draft which draws air out of the attic. Turbine ventilators are made with an all-aluminum construction and are offered with either an internal brace, or for higher wind conditions, an external brace. If you have any questions about these products, contact our inside sales staff or click on the image above. |
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Power vents are similar to gable vents, in that they are thermostatically controlled, electric fans. However, power vents are mounted on the roof instead of in the attic. These vents are made with an all-aluminum construction and come in a variety of colors to match your roof. If you have any questions about these products, contact our inside sales staff or click on the image above. |
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