21/08/2026
Second-floor bedrooms still hot at bedtime? Before you blame the AC, you might want to take a look at the attic.
We have been on roofs across Dallas, Farmers Branch, and Carrollton through almost two solid weeks of 100 degree afternoons, and attic temperatures this time of year can run far above what people expect. Intake vents at the soffit bring cooler air in, and ridge vents let the hot air push out, so if one side of that system is blocked or missing, the heat just sits up there and works on the decking and the shingles from underneath.
We check intake and exhaust together, because adding one without the other usually does not fix much.
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