Air Vent

10/12/2026

Found in the Field…One roof repeating the same big mistake several times. Mixed types of attic exhaust vents. Pick the most suitable TYPE of attic exhaust for the roof (wind turbines or power fans or gable vents or box vents/off-ridge vents or power fans) and run with it. Mixing types causes inefficient airflow and could invite weather infiltration. Thanks for finding and sharing this, Trevor Atwell, Atwell Exterior Services, Greenville, NC.

10/09/2026

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Podcast REWIND…Episode 26/August 2022 “Changing Lives Giving Back to Our Communities.” (Roofing pros making a difference in the lives of others.).

Giving back to our communities can include donating time, resources...

10/08/2026

Tip of the Week… “And it’s funny, you explain to a homeowner it actually costs us LESS to install ridge vent on this shaped roof. Forget the airflow and cosmetic benefits of ridge vent. The labor is actually easier for a ridge vent system then to cut around every single one of these box vents.” – Daniel White, Roof Life of Oregon, Tigard, OR.

10/07/2026

Found in the Field…Matching the most suitable TYPE of attic exhaust vent to the roof’s shape and attic’s size is the goal. There are 5 types: gable vents, wind turbines, box vents/off-ridge vents, power fans, and ridge vents. Was that done here? Thanks for raising the question and sharing the photo, Jake Jacobson, SF5 Construction & General Contracting, Little Elm, TX.

10/07/2026

Found in the Field…Matching the most suitable TYPE of attic exhaust vent to the roof’s shape and attic’s size is the goal. There are 5 types: gable vents, wind turbines, box vents/off-ridge vents, power fans, and ridge vents. Was that done here? Thanks for raising the question and sharing the photo, Jake Jacobson, SF5 Construction & General Contracting, Little Elm, TX.

10/06/2026

Found in the Field…Without balanced attic airflow (50% intake vents and 50% exhaust vents) water v***r that is generated through daily household activities (cooking, cleaning, showering) can become a problem when it reaches the attic in the cooler months. This video clip filmed by the team at Lakefront Roofing & Construction, South Haven, MI, is an example. Thank you, Jason Avery and your Crew.

10/05/2026

AirVent Seminar SNEAK PEEK… The 29th annual season of “Attic Ventilation: Ask the Expert” Seminars across the USA kicks off in Atlanta (January 12, 2027) and wraps up in Tampa (March 31, 2027). In all, we’ll visit 33 cities with our nationwide collected best practices. Stay tuned for more details in the coming weeks. In the meantime, here’s a video glimpse.

“Thanks for the math in deciding how much attic ventilation is needed.” – AirVent 2026 Seminar Attendee Jon Richardson, QXO, Fort Myers, FL.

https://youtu.be/e-ihjGwLM0k?si=cgc7WBBTlEJutZAM

In our educational seminars "Attic Ventilation: Ask the Expert" we ...

10/02/2026

https://youtu.be/WE11IPd5Uuo?si=S0jPCzqk3aabITt1

The 4th Installment of the FILMED AirVent Seminar “Attic Ventilation: Ask the Expert.”

This is the 4th edition. This 30-minute video is extracted from the...

10/02/2026

AirVent Product Intro Video: Peak Performer I & II Rolled Ridge Vents. Nail-gun friendly installation available in 28-foot lengths with or without an internal weather filter.

https://youtu.be/cHizEmCFjPU?si=KQLhRvDvZNk4b0Ga

AirVent's family of ridge vents includes Peak Performer. It is rigi...

10/02/2026

AirVent’s Cover Photo for October 2026… Peak Performer Rolled Ridge Vents available in 28-foot lengths with or without an internal weather filter.