What We Look for in an Attic Ventilation Assessment

At Highland Homes Roofing, we assess attic ventilation based on actual conditions, not just what’s on paper. Our inspections are guided by both construction logic and real-world experience.

Here’s what we typically review:

• Ridge and soffit venting to evaluate intake and exhaust
• Roof shape and pitch that could influence natural airflow
• Ductwork, insulation, or blockages that restrict circulation
• Signs of moisture buildup or heat-related damage in decking and rafters

From there, we offer venting recommendations that work with your roof, not against it, so the whole system functions better over time.

Why Attic Ventilation Matters in Florida

Florida roofs are constantly exposed to high heat, salt air, and humidity. Without the right airflow in your attic, you risk more than just discomfort indoors.

Poor ventilation can lead to:

• Accelerated wear on shingles and underlayment
• Mold, mildew, or wood rot in structural materials
• Uneven temperatures and HVAC strain
• Reduced efficiency of insulation

A properly vented attic helps stabilize your roof system and improves energy performance throughout the year, especially during summer months when heat can become trapped under the roof deck.

Serving Vero Beach & the Treasure Coast

We provide attic ventilation inspections and upgrades throughout:

• Vero Beach, FL
• Sebastian, FL
• Indian River County
• Brevard County
• Other nearby Treasure Coast communities

As a veteran-owned and locally run company, Highland Homes Roofing has proudly served this area since 1986. Our in-house team handles every project with care, professionalism, and a clear understanding of local conditions.