Ridge vents are installed at the peak of the roof, typically running its length. They are designed to allow air to circulate underneath the roofing so as to prevent moisture buildup.
Read MoreAs the weather gets colder, there is one concern that almost every homeowner has: attic insulation. The first question often asked is this: “What type of insulation should I use?
Read MoreDuring the summer, one of the most common problems roofing contractors deal with isn’t shingles, siding or gutters. More issues are caused by poor attic ventilation than all of these components combined!
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A great roofing contractor knows that paying attention to minor details can save a homeowner some serious headaches – and big repair expenses. This is just the case when it comes to gable vents, a type of vent installed on the exterior wall of an attic.
Read More“My upstairs is way hotter than the middle or lower floors. What causes this and what can I do about it?” There are two different reasons why this phenomenon happens. Inadequate ventilation.
Read MoreAre the upper levels of your home always hot, causing your air conditioner run non-stop during the summer? If so, the problem could be something other than your A/C system – the problem may lie with your Sterling roofing system.
Read MoreAs the weather heats up this time of the year, our roofing team in Fairfax County begins to encounter problems caused by improper attic ventilation. In fact, the American Institute of Architects estimates that 90% of homes in the U.S. do not have adequate attic ventilation!
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