10/09/2026
🚨 That bathroom moisture has to go somewhere—and your attic shouldn’t be the destination.
This bathroom exhaust duct stops inside the attic. That means the warm, humid air pulled out of the bathroom during a shower gets pushed right into the attic.
Over time, that moisture can contribute to mold growth, damp insulation, and damage to roof decking and framing.
Bathroom exhaust should vent outside through a properly installed roof or wall vent. Hearing the fan running doesn’t mean the job is getting done correctly.
At K&R Roofing Division, we look beyond the shingles because details like this matter when protecting your home.
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