Why Your Attic Hits 150 Degrees: Roof Ventilation in a North Texas Summer
Short version: on a 100-degree North Texas afternoon, a poorly ventilated attic can hit 130 to 150 degrees. That heat cooks your shingles from underneath, drives your cooling bill up, shortens the life of everything stored up there, and can put your shingle warranty at risk. Ventilation is cheap compared to what it protects —…
