Hi All,
This has been racking my brain, searched the forum and the internet and I hear 50/50 for both Soffit/Roof Vent argument. I've tried searching for an answer but couldn't get enough info to satisfy my question.
Current Situation:
Both 2nd floor bathroom exhaust fans go over to the soffit for venting. My current roof has a full length ridge vent and full length soffit vents. There is no mold or any signs of damage to the plywood inside the attic where the two fans exhaust. (House is 22 years old)
Question: Since I live in New Hampshire and I am getting a new roof installed in a few weeks (Due to age - not leaks or ice dam damage) do I get two Roof vents installed or continue to goto Soffit?
Concern: I am concerned with the Snow build up around the roof vents during heavy snow winters (like this past winter)
Thanks!
New Roof Soon - Bath fans out the roof or vented Soffit? (New Hampshire)
This has been racking my brain, searched the forum and the internet and I hear 50/50 for both Soffit/Roof Vent argument. I've tried searching for an answer but couldn't get enough info to satisfy my question.
Current Situation:
Both 2nd floor bathroom exhaust fans go over to the soffit for venting. My current roof has a full length ridge vent and full length soffit vents. There is no mold or any signs of damage to the plywood inside the attic where the two fans exhaust. (House is 22 years old)
Question: Since I live in New Hampshire and I am getting a new roof installed in a few weeks (Due to age - not leaks or ice dam damage) do I get two Roof vents installed or continue to goto Soffit?
Concern: I am concerned with the Snow build up around the roof vents during heavy snow winters (like this past winter)
Thanks!
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