Baffle and Ventilation
Keep Air Moving with Expert Baffle Installation
Proper ventilation starts with the right baffles. We install attic and roof vent baffles that keep insulation in place and air flowing where it should.
● Prevents insulation from blocking soffit vents● Maintains steady airflow through attic and roof● Helps reduce moisture buildup and mould risks● Supports overall energy efficiency and comfort
Our team ensures clean, precise installations so your attic stays dry, your insulation performs better, and your home stays balanced year-round.
Ventilation That Works Smarter
Baffles and ventilation go hand-in-hand to protect your home from moisture and heat damage.
● Enhances attic ventilation for better temperature control● Reduces the risk of ice dams, humidity, and roof deterioration● Promotes longer insulation lifespan and HVAC efficiency● Ideal for new insulation installs or upgrades
We design your baffle layout for optimal airflow, ensuring your home breathes properly in every season—cooler in summer, drier in winter.
Baffle and Ventilation FAQs
How much do vent baffles cost?
The cost of vent baffles varies depending on the size of your attic and the number of baffles required. For a detailed estimate, it's best to contact us directly at (810) 267-4121.
Can I install vent baffles myself?
While installing vent baffles may seem simple, proper placement is crucial to achieving optimal airflow. We recommend professional installation to ensure the job is done correctly.
How many vent baffles should I install in my attic?
The number of vent baffles required depends on the size of your attic and the spacing of your rafters. Typically, baffles are installed between each rafter to ensure uniform airflow.
What material are vent baffles made from?
Vent baffles are generally made from durable foam or plastic materials that resist moisture and help direct airflow effectively, protecting your insulation.
How do vent baffles prevent insulation from blocking airflow?
Vent baffles create a channel between the roof deck and insulation, allowing air to move freely from the soffit vents to the attic. This prevents insulation from blocking airflow and helps maintain a properly ventilated attic.