AirVent

Airing it Out with AirVent

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Airing it Out with AirVent is a podcast focusing on residential attic ventilation best practices, tips, and solutions. It is an extension of our popular Attic Ventilation: Ask the Expert in-person seminars held for residential roofing professionals across North America every winter.

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AirVent

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Business

Podcast website

www.buzzsprout.com

Latest episode

Jun 29, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 11 - Attic Ventilation Can Boost Your Business 19.03.2021

 Attic ventilation isn’t just good for the roof and house, it’s good for business, too. In this episode of Airing it Out with Air Vent, we discuss how contractors can boost their bottom line and their credibility by regularly including balanced intake and exhaust attic ventilation in the scope of their roofing projects.  Have a suggestion for a future Podcast topic? Send us your ideas and feedback...

Episode 10 - Invest in Yourself and Your Business with Continuous Education 19.02.2021

By investing in yourself and your employees through continuous education, you help build your individual value and grow your business. In this episode of Airing it Out with Air Vent , we discuss many readily available ways to continuously learn. Have a suggestion for a future Podcast topic? Send us your ideas and feedback to pscelsi@gibraltar1.com . Views and opinions expressed by podcast host and...

Episode 9 - Fighting Wintertime Moisture 22.01.2021

Occupants of the house generate between 2 to 4 gallons of water vapor daily by cooking, cleaning, showering, doing laundry, breathing and perspiring. In the winter, this water vapor is attracted to the colder, dryer attic where it can become a problem if it’s not properly ventilated. In this episode of Airing it Out with Air Vent , we examine how to fight wintertime moisture. Have a suggestion for...

Episode 8 - Ice Dams vs. Roofs 18.12.2020

 It’s impossible to completely stop Mother Nature and the ice dams that impact roofs. But it is possible to reduce their frequency and severity. In this episode of Airing it Out with Air Vent, we share helpful tips in the battle of ICE DAMS vs. ROOFS.  Have a suggestion for a future Podcast topic? Send us your ideas and feedback to pscelsi@gibraltar1.com . Views and opinions expressed by podcast h...

Episode 7 - What Homeowners Should Know about Attic Ventilation 18.11.2020

When a homeowner is ready to listen to the roofing contractor or home inspector’s assessment of the attic ventilation system, what exactly will be said? In this episode of Airing it Out with Air Vent , here are five key points every homeowner should be aware of about attic ventilation. Have a suggestion for a future Podcast topic? Send us your ideas and feedback to pscelsi@gibraltar1.com . Views a...

Episode 6 - Roofers VENT about Homeowners 23.10.2020

Not every homeowner agrees with the residential roofing contractor’s assessment of the attic ventilation improvements needed. They want a new roof but not necessarily attic ventilation fixes. Sometimes it’s due to price. Sometimes it’s the homeowner’s refusal to understand the project. In this episode of Airing it Out with Air Vent , we let roofing contractors VENT about homeowners. Have a suggest...

Episode 5 - Costly Lesson Learned After Skipping Attic Inspection 25.09.2020

It’s hot in the attic. Getting inside the attic can be tricky. And navigating around is not always easy. But skipping an attic inspection prior to installing a new roof could result in a costly callback – possibly brand new roof paid for by the roofing contractor. In this episode of Airing it Out with Air Vent , Pond Roofing shares its story.  Have a suggestion for a future Podcast topic? Send us...

Episode 4 - 2nd Most Common Attic Ventilation Mistake 21.08.2020

Sometimes a homeowner or a roofing contractor or even the HVAC contractor during a house call suggests adding a second type of attic exhaust vent to boost the vents already in place. In this episode of Airing it Out with Air Vent , residential roofing pros share their first-hand stories of why mixing types of attic exhaust vents is a problem to avoid .  Have a suggestion for a future Podcast topic...

Episode 3 - #1 Attic Ventilation Mistake Across North America 23.07.2020

No amount of attic exhaust ventilation can overcome the lack of intake ventilation at the eave/soffit or roof’s lowest edge. In this episode of Airing it Out with Air Vent , residential roofing pros explain why they ensure attic ventilation includes exhaust and intake.  Have a suggestion for a future Podcast topic? Send us your ideas and feedback to pscelsi@gibraltar1.com . Views and opinions expr...

Episode 2 - Top 10 Residential Attic Ventilation Tips from the Field 26.06.2020

The most qualified people to offer tips and guidance for avoiding mistakes and callbacks are the very people who have first-hand experience with the issue. In this episode of Airing it Out with Air Vent , we asked residential roofing pros to give us their top attic ventilation tips based on what they have seen in the field.  Have a suggestion for a future Podcast topic? Send us your ideas and feed...

Episode 1 - Most Homes Have Incorrect Attic Ventilation. So What? 22.05.2020

Most attics have incorrect or insufficient ventilation. Our survey shows it’s 77% of today’s homes. So What? In this episode of Airing it Out with Air Vent , we dive deep into the potential consequences of improperly ventilated attics and explain why it matters. Have a suggestion for a future Podcast topic? Send us your ideas and feedback to pscelsi@gibraltar1.com . Views and opinions expressed by...

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