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1. Exhaust Vents
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2. Intake Vents
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3. Exhaust Fans
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4. Solar Powered Fans
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5. Turbine Replacement Retrofit
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6. Vent Pipe Caps
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7. PVC Vent Caps
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8. Roof Jack Vent Caps
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9. Parapet / Universal Vents / Off-Ridge Vents
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10. Soffit Vents
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11. Square Roof Curbs (non insulated)
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12. Square Roof Curbs - insulated
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13. Pitch Pans
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14. Parts and Accessories
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15. Prefabricated Vents with TPO Boot
Why Aluminum Roof Vents are better than Galvanized Steel
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Benefits of using Aluminum Roof Vents:
Aluminum roof vents will never rust, even in coastal areas where the air is salty. These roof vents will look the same for several years even if they're not painted. The beauty of your home and its roof will last.
The strength and integrity of these static vents will also last so breakdowns should not occur. Therefore keeping your home dry and safe from the weather.
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Detriments of using Galvanized Steel Roof Vents:
Galvanized steel roof vents will rust, even if they're painted. The picture above shows galvanized roof vents after a few years. Rusty roof vents can make a beautiful home look run down or old. This problem can affect the resale value of the home.
As the rust worsens, the roof vents can break up under strong winds and let rain, snow or even animals in the attic.
Apollo 11 Replica Ventilated with the Pop Vent
The Pop Vent is more than a roof vent; it's also a cool way to ventilate a really fun art project. Los Angeles-based composer, Chad Fischer, built a replica Apollo 11 Space Capsule in his garage during quarantine. This incredibly beautiful and realistic model is now a playhouse for his daughter.
Chad installed the Pop Vent to ensure that his child played in a safe well-ventilated space. He also knowingly chose The Pop Vent because of its aerodynamic shape; he knew it would make for a great looking installation.
AVP's vents can withstand wind speeds in excess of 200 mph while also keeping out wildlife, insects and rain. As a result, the pop vent will protect the playhouse for years to come.
To the right, you see images of this one-of-a-kind playhouse as well as part of the assembly process.
Active Ventilation Products Inc video
In May of 2019, AVP’s president, Martin Kolt, began shooting informational roof vent videos. The goal is to help answer frequently asked questions about roof vents. In addition, these videos also support other technicians out in the field. It’s important that Martin shares his knowledge with AVP’s customers. After all, he has been supporting the roof ventilation industry for over 30 years.
