Look for persistent attic moisture, unusual heat, condensation, or evidence that existing vents are blocked or poorly configured. These clues need property-specific assessment.
Look for persistent attic moisture, unusual heat, condensation, or evidence that existing vents are blocked or poorly configured. These clues need property-specific assessment.
Look for persistent attic moisture, unusual heat, condensation, or evidence that existing vents are blocked or poorly configured. These clues need property-specific assessment. requires attention to the actual roof assembly. Look for persistent attic moisture, unusual heat, condensation, or evidence that existing vents are blocked or poorly configured. These clues need property-specific assessment. can involve conditions that are not visible from the ground, so the independent provider should explain what was inspected and what was not accessible.
Questions for a provider
Ask how intake and exhaust work together, whether insulation blocks airflow, and whether any proposed changes affect the existing roof assembly.
- Ask what was actually observed
- Request a written scope before approving work
- Confirm who is performing the work
- Keep photos and project documents