Bathroom Vents
The STINK about bath fans
Are your bath fans vented properly?
If not, your attic might look like this:
The majority of the exhaust fans we encounter are either improperly ventilated or vent directly into the attic. Based on our findings, this is the number one cause of attic mold.
Bath fan 1 venting directly into attic.
Bath fan 2 also venting directly into the attic.
The result: ATTIC MOLD!
Improperly vented bath fans can cause
• Excessive Moisture Build up
• Mold growth and rot, creating an unhealthy environment for your home.
• Damage to existing insulation
A properly ventilated bath fan should be ventilated with insulated duct and vent directly out the roof to ensure 100% of the moisture is removed to the outdoors. With Attic Experts, you can rest assure your bath fan has been vented properly.
Properly vented bath fan with insulated duct.
Why do we use insulated duct?
In the winter months, warm moist air inside the bath fan duct is trying to evacuate as steam. Without insulation, the cold air from the attic comes into contact with the duct turning the steam into water. It is not unusual to for us to remove a gallon of water from uninsulated ducts in the winter.
Trust our experienced professionals to properly vent your existing bath fans.
EXPERIENCED AND PROFESSIONAL
Attic Experts have over 20+ years of experience in attic ventilation and insulation. We bring that knowledge and dedication to quality to every project we perform. We are a licensed and insured, family owned and operated business, servicing the Tri-Cities and surrounding areas. As a Consumers Energy Preferred Contractor and Certified Mold Remediator, you can count on us. Let us conduct a FREE thorough inspection and detailed evaluation of your attic. We’re the one to call for all your attic ventilation services!
Our Attic Experts can inspect your attic’s current ventilation, assess any needs, and provide you with a detailed evaluation of how you can improve your home’s ventilation system.
