Solar Powered Attic Fans

Keep Your Attic Cool and Your Roof Healthy

At Shelter Guard Roofing & Gutters, we believe your home deserves the best.

That’s why we’ve built a reputation as Atlanta’s top-rated roofing company, known for our exceptional quality, fair pricing, and priority to customer satisfaction.

Our team of highly skilled and experienced professionals is dedicated to providing exceptional service at every stage of the project, from initial consultation to final inspection.

Cost-Effectiveness

Let’s talk about the available 30% tax credit for installing solar powered products on your home.

The fans themselves are typically affordable, ranging from $900 to $1800 for a quality built fan. But remember, there’s the installation cost to consider, which can add another $750- $1200 on top of the unit cost. If you’re handy and comfortable working on your roof, you might be able to tackle it yourself. But for most folks, hiring a pro is the safest bet. We can ensure proper installation to avoid any roof leaks or ventilation issues.

 
The good news is that a solar attic fan can pay for itself over time, especially if your cooling bills are high. Studies suggest potential savings of 10-30% on energy costs. That’s because a cooler attic means your AC works less and lasts longer. Plus, a cooler roof means less chance of heat-related shingle problems, saving you money on roof repairs down the road.

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Our Recommendation

Solar-powered attic fans can be a smart addition to your home, particularly in hot climates. They can help improve energy efficiency, extend the lifespan of your roof, and prevent moisture problems. But before you install one, consult with a qualified roofing contractor like Shelter Guard Roofing and Gutters. We can assess your attic ventilation, roof sun exposure, and overall climate to determine if a solar attic fan is the right solution for your home. We can also handle the installation to ensure everything is done correctly to avoid any roof ventilation issues.

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