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It’s “Trivia Time & FREE Giveaway.”

To play please submit an answer to the Trivia Question posted on AirVent’s page 6.22.26. We’ll randomly pick the winner from among all submitted answers on 6.26.26 regardless of the accuracy of the answer. All answers are eligible to win the prize.

The Prize: $50 MasterCard Gift Card.

The Q: Who consumes podcasts more frequently: Men or women?

Please keep this fun by avoiding any research. Just go with your gut and submit an answer. Spread the word. Tell a buddy. Someone will win $50 this Friday. Good Luck!

Podcast REWIND…Episode 23/May 2022 “The Power of Word-of-Mouth Referrals” (Is your business building a “loyal tribe of raving fans?”).

https://youtu.be/FDK9gkcI2wA?si=mNKhV7pTA8xHsjwn

Airing it Out with AirVent - Episode 23 - The Power of Word-of-Mouth Referrals When customers CHOOSE to tell their family, friends and neighbors a...

Tip of the Week…

“I guess the more the merrier and location does not matter. LOL.” – Howard Gibbs, G4Roofing, Fort Worth, TX

Location does matter. Keep the attic exhaust vents in one single row horizontally. Installing the correct quantity of vents is important, but so is maintaining curbside appeal. Function and fashion can coexist. Thanks for finding and sharing these, Howard.

Take our fast 5-question Pop Quiz, pick up a tip or two about Mansard roofs, and maybe even score free swag. We’ll see you on campus of AirVent University – where the learning is always fun & 24/7. https://gibraltarba.outgrow.us/June2026AVUPopQuiz

Challenging but not impossible to ventilate…mansard roofs. Enjoy our latest podcast episode.



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Resource Alert…

Ridge Vents are a popular choice for attic exhaust airflow. But is there a maximum building width or rafter run limitation?

Why Are Ridge Vents Popular with Roofers? Roofers commonly ask if a structure can be too wide to neutralize ridge-vent effectiveness.

Found in the Field…

We do not think that amount of ridge vent will be enough to exhaust that attic. Thanks for finding and sharing this, Nate Holmes, Statement Roofing, Carmel, IN.

Tip of the Week…

Don’t use attic exhaust vents on top of chimneys. Thanks for finding and sharing this, Craig.

“I have seen both of these attic exhaust vents improperly used on top of masonry chimneys. The static vent is on top of a chimney that vents the flue gasses from the furnace and water heater. The wind turbine is on top of a chimney for a fireplace.” – Craig Haas, Mark’s Home Inspection Service, Solon, OH.

Found in the Field…

Slant-back attic exhaust vents installed BACKWARDS. The slant-side should be facing the peak of the roof for various reasons including proper shedding of rainwater. Please follow the vent maker’s install guidance. Thanks for finding and sharing this, Don Flamini, Tri-City Builders, LLC, Westland, MI.