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ServPro of Providence

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ServPro of Providence

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1193 Broad Street, Providence, RI 02905 (401) 941-5500

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what is the best way to keep flying insects (wasp, bees, hornets) from entering your roof eaves vents? There's screen but not small enough to keep them out.

Stephanie Vanderbilt of Coastal Windows & Exteriors, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Mar 29, 2016

The GAF Cobra vent (not the country or snow country cobra) ridge vent can help solve this problem. It solves it because of the microwoven fiberglass makes it difficult for unwanted wind driven rain, ... read more

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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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