In fact, "pot" or "high hat" type roof vents, as you mentioned in your question, are somewhat more susceptible to snow blocking, as they are mounted not on the peak but below it on the roof.

If ample fresh air isn't flowing through your attic, your home is at risk of ice dams, roof damage, ceiling leaks and other issues. Here's what you ...

Similarly to fiberglass, blanket insulation is a great soundproofing material, helping to block sound as well as keep heat in ...

Q: It gets very hot in my attic. I don't think the two end vents are enough. What types of additional attic vents are effective and how much more should I add? A: A hot attic increases your air ...

Why We Need Ventilation When you first think about it, the idea of allowing cold winter or (hot summer) air into your attic just seems wrong. However, your attic provides a middle ground or buffer ...

There are individual "high hat" type roof vents available (and it sounds as though you already have some of these installed), that can mount just below the peak.

Whatever type of roof ventilation exists in a home, the purpose is the same -- to provide airflow through the attic space.

When having a roof replaced, make sure the roofing contractor understands the problems associated with mixing types of vents and either removes or seals unwanted vents if a ridge vent is to be ...

Other than installing an expensive metal roof, stapling reflective aluminum foil under the attic rafters and adding adequate attic ventilation can significantly help.

When having a roof replaced, make sure the roofing contractor understands the problems associated with mixing types of vents and either removes or seals unwanted vents if a ridge vent is to be ...