Wednesday, May 16, 2012

Dallas Roofing 1102: Advantages of Ridge Vent In The Dallas/Ft. Worth Hot Summers.

Advantages of Ridge Vent

Roof ridge vents help to effectively prolong and protect a homeowner's roof from common culprits within the home, including moisture and heat. Found on most new homes, roof ridge vents offer a very simple and effective technology that many homeowners are relatively uninformed about. Especially here in Texas, with the HOT summers, finding the proper ventillation is very important!
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Outside Air

Homes without roof ridge vents have the issue of an escape route for outside air flowing into the attic. The problem with traditional roofing is that once the outside air goes into the attic, it has no way to escape. Roof ridge-vent allows the outside air that enters to escape out the top of the roof, preventing damage--such as premature aging and cracking--to the attic and roof.

Moisture

Moisture can be released from many activities that are performed within homes, including running a washer, using a dishwasher or taking a shower. Moisture is one of the leading causes of damage to rafters, shingles, walls and insulation within homes. Roof ridge vents help to release moisture from homes, which is especially useful during the winter when moisture has a greater impact.

Ventilation

With the help of wind, a ventilation system is created in the attic with a roof ridge vent. As wind passes over the roof ridge vent, it draws air out of the attic. Fresh air is then drawn into the underside of the vent, creating a circulation system of fresh air.

  Look

Most homeowners prefer the look of roof ridge vents--which are sleek and blend in well with the other shingles--to other forms of ventilation systems, which often consist of large fans, turbines and vents.

Other Systems

Another benefit of roof ridge ventilation systems is that they are effective without being used in combination with other systems. Other types of ventilation systems, such as fans and powered ventilators, can even have an adverse effect when used with roof ridge vents because of airflow issues.

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  2. Ridge Ventilators are natural extract ventilators suitable for ridge mounting. They incorporate low profile and weight with maximum exhaust flow. The low profile and modern design gives an unobtrusive appearance without adding greatly to the wind load or dead load on the building structure.

    for more details
    http://www.airier.com/airier_ridge_vent.html

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  4. Turbine air ventilator is a device used for maintaining industrial ventilation systems effectively. Our company is engaged in manufacturing this turbine energy saver air ventilator and supplying them to various parts of the world. Energy conservation plays a very important role in various industrial sectors; these Turbine energy ventilators can satisfy the diversified needs by saving a lot of energy such as electricity. Turbo Air Ventilator is engineered and computer designed to provide optimum air ventilation. It is light weight, high corrosion resistant, maintenance free, energy saving, provides efficient operation vent in a breeze of wind.

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  11. Yes, that's a great way of implementing roof. Thanks for sharing this informative information. Last year i hired Dallas roofing contractor for roof improvement of my home. They have done Excellent job.

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  12. The roofvent gives rise to ventilation by creating a consistent air flow, by intake of fresh air and exhausting stale gas particles. It acts as an exhaust fan that extracts the odored fumes which make the attic hot and then throws it out, and the fills the air by the wind fan.
    For more details-
    http://www.anchitispat.com/roof-top-wind-extractor.htm

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