Roof ventilation systems are vital to your roof’s function and help your home stay dry and comfortable. There are many types of roof vents to choose from, though, and the options can get confusing.

Gable vents, which often have much bigger wooden louvers and go in the walls where the roof peaks, can work for both intake and exhaust by encouraging air flow from one end of the attic to the other.

Improving your home’s attic ventilation can make a big difference in the health of your home. Without proper ventilation, a sealed attic traps excessive heat and moisture, which can lead to mold ...

‘Talk to a professional to figure out the best path forward.’ Intake and exhaust 'Typically, an attic should have two types of vent - intake vents and exhaust vents,’ explains John Parks, co-owner and ...

To improve attic ventilation, place exhaust vents near the roof's peak and intake vents in the eaves. There are several types ...

These provide a vital function in increasing energy efficiency for many homes, regardless of the type of roof. A baffle is an addition to a ridge vent. It helps redirect wind over the vent to ...