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Metal birdstop is installed at the eaves of a tile roof to keep out birds, bats, rodents, and flying insects
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Right - An unvented attic with no soffit vents, borate-treated fascia board, metal drip edge, and concrete block construction on this south Florida home help make it resistant to hurricanes, pests, and wind-born wildfire embers.
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Right - Metal drip edge on this south Florida CMU home protects the top of the fascia and edge of the roof deck from water, wind-blown rain and embers, and insects.
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Right – This hot-humid climate home employs several hurricane- and termite-resistant features including concrete block construction, borate-treated framing, a hip roof design with metal drip edge, impact-rated windows, and an unvented attic.
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The green framing is lumber that was pressure treated with borate to increase its resistance to termites, mold, and moisture
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The roof trusses and all other framing in this hot-humid climate home is treated with borate for mold and termite resistance.