Attic Ventilation Calculator
If upstairs runs hotter than the rest of the house, what’s happening in your attic could be part of the reason. Answer a few questions about your home and we’ll size the right fan for it.
Let’s find the right Attic Breeze fan for your home.
What's Happening up There?
What’s happening above your ceiling can show up in ways you might not expect. See if any of these sound familiar.
THE HEAT MAY BE STARTING ABOVE YOU.
On a hot summer day, your attic can reach 150°F or more. With all that heat sitting above the ceiling, upstairs rooms can become harder to keep comfortable.
Attic Breeze helps move that trapped heat out of the attic, giving your AC less heat to fight against.
Your system may be working harder than you think.
If your attic gets extremely hot, that heat can make its way into your home, forcing your AC to run longer and work harder to keep up.
Attic Breeze helps remove excess heat from the attic, so your AC doesn’t have to.
THE ATTIC COULD BE PART OF THE DIFFERENCE.
When some rooms are hotter than others, heat building in the attic can be part of the problem, especially in the rooms that take the most afternoon sun.
Attic Breeze helps move trapped heat out of the attic instead of letting it continue building overhead.
Heat doesn't take the night off.
Your roof and attic store heat all day long and release it slowly — even after the sun goes down. That stored heat keeps your home warmer, longer.
Attic Breeze helps clear out the heat your attic stored during the day so your home can cool off.
THERE'S A BETTER WAY
Your attic can become one of the hottest spaces in your home. When that heat has nowhere to go, everything below it has to work around it.
No more walking upstairs and immediately feeling the temperature change.
Instead of running and running while you’re wondering why the house still isn’t comfortable.
Less heat stored overhead means you’re not still fighting the hottest part of the day hours later.
Your home
A few simple questions about your house. No measuring and no roofing know-how. If you don’t know an answer, say so and the calculator works it out with you.
Takes about two minutes. No sign-up and no email required.
READY WHEN YOU ARE
Find a local Attic Breeze installer, who can take a closer look at your home, answer your questions, and help you understand what makes sense for your attic and your home.
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