We carry out roof ventilation installation in Salisbury to let moist air escape from your loft. Good airflow stops condensation, damp timbers and mould, and helps your roof last longer.
Everyday life puts moisture in the air, from cooking, showers and drying clothes. Warm, damp air rises into the loft. If it cannot escape, it condenses on the cold underside of the roof. Over time this wets the timbers and insulation, which can lead to rot and mould.
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Look for water droplets on the underside of the felt or roof boards, damp or stained timbers, black mould spots and a musty smell in the loft. In winter, frost on the inside of the roof is another sign. These problems often get worse after extra insulation is added.
Vents can go at the eaves, along the ridge or in the roof slope as tile vents. Eaves vents let fresh air in low down, while ridge and tile vents let moist air out at the top. Most roofs work best with a mix. We check your roof and suggest the right combination.
Roof ventilation installation is part of the roofing work we have done in Salisbury for 20 years. We fit vents on existing roofs and as part of new roofs, fascias and soffits. We carry full public liability insurance and are members of TrustATrader. Call us if your loft is damp.
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If you see condensation, damp timbers, mould or a musty smell in your loft, it probably needs more ventilation. These signs are most common in winter. Lofts that have had extra insulation added, or roofs with old non breathable felt, are more likely to have problems.
Yes. Tile vents, ridge vents and eaves vents can all be added to an existing roof without replacing it. Tile vents swap in for a normal tile, and eaves vents are often fitted when soffits are replaced. We choose the vents that suit your roof type and layout.
No. Roof vents move air through the loft space above the insulation, not through your living rooms. Your insulation still keeps the heat in. A dry, well ventilated loft also helps the insulation work properly, as damp insulation loses much of its value.


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