Hot air building up in the attic of your home can be a destructive force. But you don't have to destroy the looks of your roof to get an even flow of fresh air. Simply make sure Ridgeline Ridge Vent is installed.

Unlike unsightly aluminum ridge vents or old-fashioned roof and turbine vents, a Ridgeline Ridge Vent can barely be seen. Nailed securely in place beneath roofing, a Ridgeline vent raises the ridgecap only 3/4".

In the summer, the advantages of Ridgeline Ridge Vents are obvious. But they're also highly effective in the winter too. Without an even, continuous flow of attic air, moisture can accumulate and condense on rafters, sheathing and trusses. When this condensation drips onto insulation below, the R-value can be dramatically reduced--which results in higher heating costs. For year round protection, the attic of your home needs the ventilation provided by a Ridgeline Ridge Vent.

Ridgeline features a unique roll style peak which eliminates shingle cracking at the ridge cap. And, Ridgeline vents are completely covered with roofing, so there's no chance of deterioration from damaging UV rays.

And unlike other vents, Ridgeline never loses its efficiency. That's because it contains no filters. Think about it . . . much like the filters in your car, or your home's heating and cooling systems, over time the filters in many other ridge vent systems will become filled with dust and debris, bogging down their circulation. Just like other filters, in order to ensure proper continued ventilation, they will have to be replaced . . . and changing clogged filters on your roof is never an easy task.

Upon proper installation, Ridgeline Ridge Vents are warranted free of manufacturing defects for the life of the roof cover installed in conjuction with the vent application.

IMPORTANT: Most shingle warranties require ventilation. Ridgeline Ridge Vents provide 15 square inches per linear foot of net free ventilation when used in conjunction with balanced soffit ventilation.