Solar-Powered Attic Ventilation

Better ventilation starts at the top.

Attic Breeze builds solar-powered attic ventilation for the homes people live in and the professionals who work on them.

There’s more behind better attic ventilation than the fan on the roof.

Home with Attic Breeze solar attic fans installed on the roof

What’s Happening Up There?

Ever wonder why one room is always harder to cool?

You lower the thermostat. The AC keeps running. The ceiling fan is going. And somehow, that room still feels warmer than the rest of the house.

Wall thermostat in a home entry reading 76 degrees while set to 72, with a sunlit living room beyond

Inside Your Home

YOUR HOME IS WORKING HARDER

Cooling your home isn’t just about the temperature on the thermostat. When some rooms are harder to keep comfortable than others, there may be more going on than what you can see.

Upstairs hallway with a pull-down attic access hatch in the ceiling, looking through to a sunlit bedroom

Above the Ceiling

HEAT BUILDS ABOVE THE CEILING

On a hot day, your attic can get far hotter than the rooms below it. Without a way for that trapped heat to escape, it stays right above the spaces you’re trying to keep comfortable.

Sunlit bedroom with a ceiling fan running and late-afternoon light across the floor

Where You Feel It

THAT HEAT CAN SHOW UP BELOW

That bedroom that never feels quite as cool? The room where the ceiling fan seems to run all day? What’s happening in the attic may be part of the reason.

Single-story home with a roof-mounted Attic Breeze solar attic fan. Blue labelled arrows show cooler, fresh air entering below at the eaves, and orange arrows show hot, stale air exhausting out through the fan at the roof.

How Attic Ventilation Works

Give trapped heat somewhere to go.

Good attic ventilation keeps air moving. Cooler outside air enters through intake ventilation below, while hot air is exhausted from the attic above.

Attic Breeze helps keep that airflow moving with solar-powered ventilation that exhausts hot air from the attic when the sun is shining.

Why Attic Breeze

CoreShield

The roof is no place to cut corners.

Day after day, what sits on your roof faces heat, sun, wind, rain and everything the seasons bring with them.

That reality shapes how we build Attic Breeze.

CoreShield™ brings together the construction, performance and installation details built into every Attic Breeze fan. Not as upgrades. Not as extras. As our standard.

Standing-seam metal roof with a roof-mounted Attic Breeze solar attic fan, overlooking a waterfront neighborhood with palm trees
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ForgeBuilt™

Built to Live on the Roof

All-metal construction where durability matters, built for years of exposure above the roofline.

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SmartFlow™

Built to Move Air

Solar-powered ventilation works with the sun to help move hot, stale air out of the attic, without adding another electrical load to the home.

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ProSecure™

Built Around the Install

Because performance doesn’t stop at the product. ProSecure™ brings together the installation and protection details designed around how Attic Breeze goes on the roof.

The Attic Breeze Lineup

One standard. Three options for your roof.

Every roof is different. So are the demands placed on it. Attic Breeze gives you three distinct ways to bring solar-powered ventilation to the attic, each designed around a different roof, installation, or airflow need.

UltraBreeze solar attic fan installed on a shingle roof, with its raised solar panel angled toward the sun

UltraBreeze™

Maximum Airflow

When moving more air matters.

Our highest-airflow solar attic fan, with mounting options designed to work across different roof types and installation needs.

AeroBreeze low-profile solar attic fan installed on a tile roof

AeroBreeze™

Low-Profile Design

Powerful airflow. Lower profile.

A streamlined aluminum design built to deliver strong attic ventilation while sitting lower and cleaner on the roofline.

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GableBreeze™

Gable-Mounted

Ventilation without going through the roof.

Designed to install behind an existing gable vent, bringing solar-powered airflow to attics where a gable-mounted solution makes sense.

Proof From Every Side

Two sides of the same roof.

What matters inside the home and what matters on the job aren’t always the same. Attic Breeze was built with both in mind.

Homeowner

More comfortable
days start here.

“The roofers installed the Attic Breeze solar fan and it looks good! It is so quiet, I have yet to hear it. I can tell the difference in the coolness inside the house and the air conditioner is not working as hard, so I know it is pulling the heat out of the attic!”

Marsha Baker
Attic Breeze Homeowner

Sunlit bedroom with a ceiling fan, green throw and pillows, woven window shades and an olive tree beside the windows

Professional

A product
pros trust.

“I’ve installed Attic Breeze on 95% of the homes I’ve reroofed, as it’s easily the best and most user-friendly product on the market.”

Luis Aviles
Roofing Professional

Installer fastening a black Attic Breeze solar attic fan onto a white standing-seam metal roof with a cordless drill

Healthier
Homes

Helps reduce attic heat and supports a more comfortable, energy-efficient home.

Confident
Installs

Designed for real jobs with easy installation and lasting performance.

Strong
Partnerships

A trusted solution for professionals who want to grow their business and support their customers.

Built for the People Doing the Work

We don’t stop at the product.

A good product matters. So does everything that helps you put it to work.

Attic Breeze gives professionals access to the training, tools, programs, and support built around the work they do every day.

Roofing professional in a safety harness installing an Attic Breeze solar attic fan on a shingle roof

Training

Know the product. Install with confidence.

Product training and installation guidance to help your team understand what they’re putting on the roof and why it matters.

Tools

Make the next job easier.

Sizing, specifications, technical resources, and field tools to help you move from the attic assessment to the right solution.

Opportunity

Help finding the next job.

Programs like Find an Installer help connect homeowners looking for Attic Breeze with professionals ready to do the work.

Programs

More behind every install.

Contractor programs built to recognize the work you’re already doing and create more value as you grow with Attic Breeze.

Tested. Documented. Approved.

Built for demanding roofs. Proven for them, too.

When a product becomes part of the roof, performance isn’t the only thing that matters. Codes, wind requirements and product approvals matter too.

Attic Breeze roof-mounted models carry documented approvals for some of the country’s most demanding building environments.

  • Miami-Dade County Notice of Acceptance approved
  • Florida Building Code product approval
  • Texas Department of Insurance windstorm product evaluation
  • IBHS FORTIFIED Roof licensed component

Approvals vary by product series and mounting configuration. Review the applicable approval records and documentation for your project before specifying or installing.

Explore Attic Breeze

Where do you want to go next?

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Homeowners

There’s more happening above your ceiling than you might think.

Understand what may be happening in your attic and what better ventilation could mean for your home.

Attic Breeze contractor installing a curb-mount solar attic fan on a standing-seam metal roof

Professionals

There’s more behind the product.

Explore programs, training and opportunities built around the professionals choosing and installing Attic Breeze.

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Resources

Looking for something specific?

Find the documents, drawings and technical resources behind Attic Breeze products.

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