
The Importance of Roof Ventilation
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Roof ventilation is an essential yet often overlooked element of a healthy, long-lasting roofing system. Proper ventilation allows air to circulate, helping to regulate temperature and moisture levels within the roof space. Without adequate ventilation, homeowners risk serious structural and health issues over time.
The Risks of Poor Roof Ventilation:
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Moisture Build-Up: Without proper ventilation, trapped moisture can lead to mould, mildew, and wood rot, which weakens the overall structure of the roof.
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Heat Accumulation: During warmer months, heat buildup can increase your cooling costs and degrade roofing materials more rapidly (plastic eaves comb filler in particular).
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Condensation Issues: In colder months, poor ventilation can lead to condensation in the attic space, which can damage insulation and reduce energy efficiency.
How Birdcomb Supports Roof Ventilation: Our galvanised steel eaves filler combs are designed to allow natural airflow while preventing birds, debris, and pests from entering. This unique design ensures your roof remains ventilated, dry, and protected, extending the lifespan of your roofing system.