I’m overwhelmed with work to do, so I’m needing a little help tonight.
I had a 1921 house earlier today that had ceiling vents in all the closets and kitchen that simply opened into the attic, although screens were present. I didn’t like it but had never seen it before. What kind of comments are appropriate, any logic behind those comments, recommendations, etc.? Thanks.
I have a concern with food odors in the attic insulation which may attract critters. But then again that would already be an issue since the home is so old.
Non-standard method of ventilation is present at…this will cause excessive usage of the HVAC systems, if present, wastes utilities and reduces the home’s energy efficiency, advise as an upgrade consulting a repair person to remove the vents, seal the holes, and install insulation for greater efficiency and comfort.
Logical, based on todays building standards and insulation marketers.