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Proper
Ventilation & Insulation should be your first
courses of action:
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PROPER
VENTILATION PREVENTS ICE DAMS (Please
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VENTILATION
IS THE IMPERATIVE |
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Downloadable
Adobe *.PDF - Book from Air Vent, Inc. that started
a revolution:
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Principles
of Attic Ventilation |
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Ron
Hungarter explores excessive Heat Issues |
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ICE
& WATER UNDERLAY IS NOT THE ANSWER |
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Yes, sometimes proper
ventilation is very hard to achieve and circumstances
necessitate powerful measures to guarantee results.
Click on the image to visit this job
photo page which includes graphic examples of
haphazard attempts at repair and the damage incurred
over a 15+ year struggle with unknowledgeable contractors
and the leaks caused by the wrong approach. |
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Occasionally,
there are circumstances where we must get proactive
in our preventative measures to ensure that ice
and snow dams at eave’s edge will not create
blockages to the melting precipitation. To the left
is just one of those situations. With zero intake
ventilation available, this was a troubled hot spot
on the roof. Ice and snow would melt very easily
from this roof area because of the relative “dead”
attic beneath it that supplied continuous warmth
to the area. The problem arose every year as the
melting precipitation met the cold scupper box and
froze almost instantly. The ensuing blockage at
roof’s eave would grow to exceed the roof
slope and the influx of water was devastating.
Solution:
Electric Thermostatically Controlled, Hard Wired,
Ice and Snow Melt System that prevents ice dams.
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Manual
Switch provides peace of mind during warm weather
so that the client can turn the system off. |
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Copper
Scupper Box (isolated from Aluminum Spout) provides
the integrity of soldered valley splash base. Thermostat
sits awaiting the cold weather to enable the ice and
snow melt system that runs down the entire vertical
of the downspout and back up the roof 36”.
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Please call us or drop
an email for an estimate and we will be happy to help you with
any questions you may have.
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WINNER! Press
Release for 2005 award winner for the inovative use of Certainteed
Weatherboards Fiber Cement Siding |
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“What
is a change order?” you may ask. A Change Order is usually
an addition to a contract. It usually is caused by the ...... |
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Our Challenge
to Consumers
Our challenge is simple. We want
you to call our competitors....
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Please
read our experiences in homes with condensation, mold, frost,
ruined insulation, etc. |
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ICE
AND WATER underlayment |
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TYPES
OF SIDING |
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WINDOWS |
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COLORVIEW |
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about our unique approach to a truly misunderstood issue. |
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Please read
our strong feelings about the misuse of these super quality
underlayments. |
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...A little
history of the current types in use. |
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Quality varies
and an informed consumer is our best customer. |
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will help you
to decide upon product selections, colors, and styles of exterior
products. |
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TO FOUR SEASONS HOME |
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FIBERGLASS
ROOFING SHINGLES |
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VENTILATION
IMPERATIVE |
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GUTTER
SCREENS, GUARDS, HELMET. |
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A little history,
unique characteristics. |
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Press Release
Re: The Residential Roofing Ventilation Imperative |
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....From a roofer's
perspective... |
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609-466-6500
North-Central
NJ, Mercer, Monmouth, Middlesex, Ocean, Hunterdon,
Somerset Counties |
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215-887-5920
Bucks & Montgomery Counties, Phila., Del.Co.,
ChesterCo., Delaware |
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