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A ridge vent is an important part of a home’s roofing system. Installed at the peak of a sloped roof, the ridge vent allows damp, warm air to escape from the attic. A properly installed ridge vent increases energy efficiency and prolongs the life of your roof.
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Roofing shingles are flat or curved tiles that interlock or overlap in a way that channels water off of a pitched roof. They are made from materials that vary in cost, weight, durability, color and style. The shingle material types are asphalt, clay, rubber, wood, slate and metal.
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The underlayment to a roof is a major factor in keeping your home safe from water damage. It’s installed under all of the other roofing materials as the final layer of protection between your ceiling and precipitation. If a shingle is damaged or removed from a heavy storm, the underlayment comes into action to ensure that your house stays dry when the weather is anything but.
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An extra layer of the underlayment, the ice and water shield is designed to protect the most vulnerable parts of your roof from ice and water. These areas include the eaves, rakes, valleys, flashings, and chimney of your home, where ice and water are most likely to form. The ice and water shield is a self-adhering membrane which forms a bond to the roof deck in areas most susceptible to ice dams and severe storms.
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Roof decking is a vital part of the roof structure. Your roof’s basic structure is made up of trusses (rafters/basic framework) and joists (which support the roof and distribute its weight). The trusses and joists, however, are just a frame with empty spaces in between. Roof decking is a flat surface, similar to a floor, that is attached to the trusses and joists. The decking adds an extra layer of protection between your roof and your home, and also provides a surface for the weatherproofing materials to attach to (underlayment, shingles, etc).