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RB Farina Roofing

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123 Thorndike St, Arlington, MA 2474 (781) 648-5446 https://www.farinaroof.com/

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roof vents placed behind 4ft walls in finished attic dont do squat for ventilation. no place for soffit vents, siding is asbestos so gable vents too pricey.

Michael Gonet of Classic Metal Roofs, LLC ^PRO answered:

Jun 13, 2014

If the space behind the knee wall is clear from end to end and you install gable end vents at each end then that would keep the eaves from freezing and causing ice dams.Make sure the knee wall is well ... read more

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How can I stay on good terms with our neighbors during a big construction project?

Kara Wilson of New England Design & Construction ^PRO answered:

May 19, 2014

This is a great question! I think the most important aspect of staying in your neighbor's good graces is good communication. NEDC likes to have one of our team go around the neighborhood personally at ... read more

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