Articles related to "Ridge Vents"

Hip shingles and the ridge cap are the final parts of a roof installation, and this easy-to-follow guide offers tips to ensuring proper hip and ridge function.

As the summer heat and Cap and Trade legislation arrives, save energy and reduce utility bills with insulation, Energy Star radiant barrier foil, and weatherstripping.

Pros and cons of composition asphalt shingles and steel (metal) roofs. Consider lifetime, roof durability, cost, protection from the elements, and fire resistance.

A home inspection is a good investment, whether buying a home, or trying to increase energy efficiency to save on utility billing.

Attic Ventilation is essential for exhausting hot air, to ease the load on the air conditioner, and to lower utility bills. This can be done with roof vents and fans.

Shingling a gable roof can be a daunting task for any homeowner, but following these simple steps can help handy do-it-yourselfers take on their own roof installation.

A hip roof installation can be a seriously daunting task for any homeowner, but following these simple steps can arm handy do-it-yourselfers to get the job done right.

Roof installation is an area of home maintenance that often seems best reserved for contractors, but DIY roofing can be done, saving homeowners a great deal of money.

Before tackling a roof tear-off, the do-it-yourselfer can accurately determine roof cost by following these simple steps for measuring a roof.

Power attic vents are active; turbine (whirlybird) and ridge vents, passive. Temperature triggers power vent operation; air flow/negative pressure operate passive vents.

Many people don't give their shingles their due. Is it time to shop for a licensed and bonded roof contractor? The only way to know is to do a regular, visual inspection.

Bathroom exhaust fans not only remove odor, they remove moisture produced by the shower, minimizing mold, mildew, and wallpaper separating from the drywall.

Felt roofing underlayment and ice and water shield are designed to prevent leaks during heavy rains and especially during the winter season, when ice builds up on roofs.