AirVent Residential Attic Ventilation

1. Exhaust Vents

ShingleVent II Ridge Vent: This ridge vent combines a low-profile design with proven airflow and weather protection. It features external baffles that deflect wind and prevent weather infiltration, ensuring efficient ventilation across the entire roofline. The ShingleVent II is available in both standard and Class A fire-rated versions, making it suitable for various building code requirements. 

VenturiVent Plus: Designed for use on ridges, this vent offers a high airflow capacity and an external baffle system to enhance performance and weather protection. It is ideal for homes requiring significant ventilation improvements. 

RidgeHawk: A durable ridge vent solution providing continuous ventilation along the roof ridge. It integrates seamlessly with the roofline and is designed to withstand harsh weather conditions while maintaining optimal airflow. 

2. Power Vents

Roof-Mount Power Attic Vents: These vents are equipped with thermostats and humidistats to monitor and control attic temperature and humidity levels. They provide year-round protection by expelling excess heat and moisture from the attic, preventing damage to the roofing system and improving indoor comfort. 

Solar Attic Fans: AirVent’s solar-powered attic fans harness solar energy to ventilate the attic, reducing energy costs and enhancing the home’s environmental sustainability. These fans are available in roof-mount and gable-mount configurations, making them versatile for different attic layouts. 

3. Static Vents

Roof Louvers: Simple yet effective, these vents provide passive ventilation by allowing hot air to escape from the attic. They are available in various shapes and sizes to match different roof designs. 

Gable/Wall Louvers: Installed on the gable ends of the attic, these louvers facilitate natural ventilation by allowing air to flow in and out of the attic space, promoting a balanced attic environment. 

Wind Turbines: Utilizing wind power, these turbines rotate to expel hot air from the attic. They are ideal for regions with consistent wind patterns and can significantly improve attic ventilation. 

 4. Intake Vents

The Edge™ Vent: This innovative intake vent is designed for homes with little or no overhang. Installed along the roof edge, it provides continuous intake ventilation, ensuring a balanced ventilation system when used with ridge vents. The Edge Vent offers 9 square inches of net free area per linear foot and includes internal baffles and weather filters for enhanced protection. 

Continuous Soffit Vents: These vents are installed along the soffit to provide a continuous source of intake air. They work in conjunction with exhaust vents to create a balanced attic ventilation system, reducing heat and moisture buildup.