Medical benefits
A well-designed roof can have both direct and indirect medical benefits. Dermatological and nasal problems can be reduced due to the improved insulation of a well-designed roof. Less insulation often means more drafts or air leakage can enter from outside leading to allergens and other air pollutants getting trapped in the home leading to higher levels of air pollutants.
Another medical benefit can be the amount of natural light in the home. Improved ventilation and natural light during the day can keep humidity at bay while also promoting sun exposure helping to boost vitamin D levels. Better ventilation helps to reduce the growth of mould and mildew while also reducing indoor air pollution which can lead to serious respiratory issues and even skin diseases.
Reduce energy costs
A well-designed roof can have a major contribution on a home's energy bills. Increasing the overall insulation of a roof allows for better temperature regulation which keeps
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