The Attic Torpedo by Daniel Egan

The Attic Torpedo: A Better Attic, Longer-Lasting Shingles, and More Profit for Your Crew The Attic Torpedo: A Better Attic, Longer-Lasting Shingles, and More Profit for Your Crew Most attics have the same old design flaw: they trap heat and moisture. On a hot day, an attic can bake the roofing system from underneath, cooking shingles, stressing the decking, and forcing the AC to run nonstop. The Attic Torpedo fixes that. It pulls cool outside air into the attic and creates turbulent positive air pressure, instead of the negative pressure that sucks conditioned air out of the home. That turbulence creates a vortex effect that pushes hot air and moisture out, cooling the attic, the air ducts, and the roofing system itself. The Attic Torpedo saves the homeowner money, protects the roof you install, and adds a new revenue stream for your business.