ANN ARBOR, Mich. - eTradeWire -- Is the Upper Level of Your Home Uncomfortably Hot?

Does your attic feel overwhelmingly hot?

Proper roof ventilation is often overlooked but is crucial in regulating your home's temperature and reducing heating and cooling costs and Wilderness Construction wants you to know the signs of poor ventilation so you can save money.

Signs of Poor Roof Ventilation
Recognizing the signs of poor roof ventilation can help you address issues before they impact your home's energy efficiency. Look out for:

● Uneven Temperature Distribution: Significant temperature differences between rooms may indicate poor attic ventilation.
● Excessive Attic Heat: An excessively hot attic during summer is a sign of inadequate ventilation.

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● Moisture and Mold: Dampness, mold, or a musty odor in your attic are clear indicators of poor ventilation.

Learn more about how proper ventilation can improve your home's energy efficiency in their latest article.

Looking for a Roofing Company in Ann Arbor to Investigate Your Roof's Ventilation?
At Wilderness Construction, a trusted roofing company in Ann Arbor, they're dedicated to helping you ensure your home is comfortable and energy-efficient. Contact us today to schedule an assessment with our team and take the first step towards a better-ventilated, more efficient home!

About Wilderness Construction: A staple of construction, home renovation, and repair in Washtenaw County since 1999. From roofing replacement and maintenance to large-scale additions, Wilderness Construction employs the highest quality labor and materials to protect the value of your home.

Contact: https://www.buildwci.com/contact