Heat that stays put
Uncomfortable upstairs rooms can be a clue. We check the attic’s airflow, insulation and air-leakage concerns together.
NORTHERN COLORADO’S ATTIC VENTILATION TEAM
Take the heat
out of your attic.
Protect your roof. Improve your comfort.
Start with a ventilation system that works.
FREE ENERGY AUDITKnow what’s happening up there.
LOCAL ROOFING EXPERTSBacked by My Family Roofer.
SOLAR POWERED OPTIONSPut Colorado sunshine to work.
IT STARTS ABOVE YOUR CEILING
A hot attic can mean
a bigger problem.
The sun heats your roof. If outside air cannot get in and warm air cannot get out, your attic can hold onto heat and moisture.
Blocked soffits, too little exhaust, and competing vent systems are easy to miss from the ground. We get a closer look.
Find out what my attic needs
TRAPPED HEAT.
HIDDEN PROBLEMS.Illustrative attic photograph
HIDDEN PROBLEMS.Illustrative attic photograph
What’s going on above your home?
Intake that’s blocked
Insulation covering soffit openings can restrict fresh air. A bigger exhaust fan cannot replace a clear intake path.
A roof under stress
Your shingles, decking and attic are one system. Addressing ventilation and moisture helps you care for the whole roof.
LET’S LOOK AT YOUR HOME
How much ventilation
does your attic need?
Start with your address for a roof-footprint estimate, or enter an attic area you already know. See estimated box-vent and solar-fan options before we take a closer look.
TWO APPROACHES TO EVALUATE
Estimated box vents
—Enter an attic area to see a planning range.
Estimated solar fans
—A fan count matched to the selected model’s coverage.
These are alternative exhaust approaches. Do not add the counts together. Both need adequate intake; a fan is not a fix for blocked soffits.
Check my home with a free auditA roof lookup cannot see insulation, blocked vents or the attic’s interior layout. We inspect before recommending a system.How these estimates work
Passive ventilation estimates use a 50/50 intake–exhaust split. Exhaust net free area = attic floor area ÷ ventilation ratio × 144 ÷ 2. We divide by the selected box vent’s rating and round up. A 1:300 ratio applies only when the relevant code exception conditions are met; otherwise the 1:150 baseline may apply. An inspection determines which requirements apply to the home.
Solar fan counts divide the entered attic area by the selected model’s published maximum coverage, then round up. Sunlight, attic layout, existing vents and intake can change the final design. Google supplies a roof-footprint estimate, not a measured attic floor plan or a ventilation recommendation.
References: Lomanco ventilation guidance · Attic Depot fan specifications
A BETTER WAY TO MOVE THE AIR
Meet your attic’s
solar powered upgrade.
Solar ventilation • Professionally assessed & installedUse the sun to help move hot attic air outside.
A solar attic fan can provide active exhaust when sunlight is available. The right installation begins with enough intake air, suitable placement and attention to air sealing.
- Solar powered operation
- Intake and exhaust assessed together
- A plan for existing vents
- Installed by roofing professionals
- Manufacturer warranty options explained
- A solution matched to your home
MORE THAN JUST ANOTHER VENT
Good airflow makes a difference.
More comfortable rooms
A better attic starts with less trapped heat, good insulation and fewer air leaks between your attic and your home.
Smarter energy use
Look for the causes of wasted heating and cooling. We review the whole attic before recommending an upgrade.
A roof worth protecting
Give heat and moisture a path out. Balanced ventilation supports the roofing system protecting your family.
Air that moves properly
Clear intake and a compatible exhaust system help outside air travel through the attic, instead of taking shortcuts.
Moisture under control
Ventilation, air sealing and properly routed exhaust ducts all play a part in managing attic moisture.
Powered by Colorado sunshine
A suitable solar attic fan runs on sunlight, without drawing electricity from your home’s electrical system.
SUN POWERED PROFESSIONALLY INSTALLED LOCAL & TRUSTED
LET’S MAKE THIS EASY
From “something’s wrong”
to a clear plan.
Tell us about your home
Send your contact details and property address. It takes about a minute.
Choose your appointment
Pick a time on our calendar after you submit the form.
We inspect the whole system
We review ventilation, visible insulation, leakage concerns and your roof.
Understand your options
See what we found and decide what makes sense for your home.
EXPLORE THE POSSIBILITIES
What could using less
cooling energy mean?
Try a savings scenario with your own numbers. Your actual results depend on the home and the improvements made.
YOUR ILLUSTRATIVE ANNUAL SAVINGS—
Under the assumptions you choose
5 years—
10 years—
20 years—
30 years—
Scenario only, not a forecast or guarantee. Calculation: entered bill × cooling months × chosen reduction. It applies that reduction to the whole summer bill, which may overstate cooling-related savings. The percentage is your assumption, not a measured fan result. No utility inflation or installation cost is included. Insulation, air sealing, HVAC efficiency and other factors affect actual savings.
SEE THE AIRFLOW PROBLEM
Go underneath
the shingles.
Our short walkthrough explains blocked soffits, undersized exhaust, and vents that work against each other.
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LET’S FIX WHAT’S HAPPENING UP THERE
Your attic shouldn’t
work against
your home.
Get a free energy audit and an honest look at your roof. Good or bad, you’ll know where you stand.
- Ventilation intake & exhaust
- Visible attic insulation & air leakage
- A roof inspection, too
- Clear findings. No obligation.
Your family. Your home. Your roofer.Questions? 970-501-8125
A FEW THINGS YOU MIGHT BE WONDERING
Good questions. Straight answers.
Is the energy audit really free?+
Yes. We inspect your roof ventilation, visible attic insulation and potential air-leakage concerns, with a roof inspection included. There is no charge and no obligation to buy an upgrade.
Will a solar attic fan solve my problem?+
It may be part of the solution. First we check intake, existing exhaust vents, attic layout and air sealing. A fan without enough outside-air intake can draw conditioned air from the home. We recommend the system your attic needs.
How many solar fans will I need?+
Attic floor area is a starting point. The fan model, sunlight, roof layout, intake capacity and separate attic sections affect the answer. Our calculator compares passive box-vent scenarios and selected solar fan models; the inspection determines the recommendation.
Can I keep my ridge vents, box vents and gable vents?+
Different exhaust systems can compete in a shared attic. We review the existing vents and explain any changes needed so the chosen ventilation system works together.
Will I save money on my electric bill?+
Results vary. Air sealing and insulation can be significant parts of an energy improvement. We do not promise a savings percentage, a payback period, or a specific increase in roof life. The savings calculator lets you explore your own assumptions.
Where do you work?+
We serve Loveland and Northern Colorado, including Berthoud, Windsor, Johnstown, Fort Collins and nearby communities. Send us your address and we will confirm service availability.
What happens after I fill out the form?+
Your details go to our team. The next page gives you a Calendly link to choose an appointment. Your appointment is reserved only after you complete the booking.
Our approach to ventilation & estimates
We evaluate each home individually. Learn more from ENERGY STAR and the Building America Solution Center. Fan sizing uses The Attic Depot’s published coverage as a starting point, with final design determined by inspection.
Ready to take a closer look?
A healthier attic starts with the right diagnosis.
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