Active Ventilation Products

311 First Street, 12550, Newburgh, NY, United States
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Based on 20 Reviews

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About Active Ventilation Products

Over 700 roof vent models. All designed to remove hot air in the summer and moisture in the winter. Roof vents for flat roofs, pitched roofs & duct work.

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Nirmit
GB

Nice products Great service and products. Thanks. I will recommend my friends and colleagues

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Dianne Moncrief
GB

Yes my sister in law purchased a storm… Yes my sister in law purchased a storm shelter from Smith and Yeager in meridian ms.they install a aura gravity roof vent and no one can breathe inside of the shelter.they came back to check it but found no problem with the air circulation..My question is are these vent made for underground storm shelters.She only had it about 2 week now..

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Mark M
GB

Great product great service The particular roof vent I ordered was great in both quality and craftsmanship and I consider the price very reasonable. The best part was that I called because I needed a simple addition to the vent and guy who helped me over the phone quickly understood what I needed and was very friendly.

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Thomas W
GB

03/21/2019 03/21/2019, I emailed roofvents.com some pictures on my kitchen, bathroom and roof vent. Later spoke with Ethan half hours on the phone. At the end,Ethan offer his expert advise on what I really need and don't need, without pushing to sale anything to me. I REALLY APPRECIATE HIS HONEST ADVISE. I will recommend this company to anyone as they are honest people. I was going to buy some replacement vent and hoping it will fix my problem but Ethan said I would do it but will not solve my problem. Thank you!

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Morris Kreitz
GB

Roof vent arrived damaged The vent arrived damaged. It was in a sturdy corrugated box, which was perfectly intact when I received it. However, the box was much larger than the vent, which was just placed loose in the box, along with one small loose piece of bubble wrap. The vent was not protected at all from crashing around inside the box. I opted to bend the vent back into shape, use some screws to hold it together, and patch up the damaged finish coating, rather than hassle with a return and a delay in installation. It seems clear the damage occurred either inside the undamaged box during transit, or, worse, at the factory before it was packed

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