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Attic Clue Explorer

Turn safe indoor and ground-level observations into questions about moisture, comfort, and roof or attic conditions. No diagnosis is made.

A browser-only sample a roofing company could adapt for its customers.

Illustrated roofing activity for Attic Clue Explorer.

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Notice, then ask

Connect attic clues to better questions.

This example runs in your browser. Your answers are not stored or sent, and no inspection or contractor service is requested.

What have you observed safely?

Select one or more indoor or ground-level clues. This is a question builder; the same clue can have several possible causes.

Ceiling markDamp airTemperatureEave iceVent area

Illustrative locations, not a diagnosis. Select the clues below to highlight them.

What this example means

Moisture and comfort concerns can have several causes. This example does not identify a leak or specify a repair, and it does not ask anyone to enter an unsafe attic or climb a roof.

Further reading: DOE Consumer Guide to Durable Attics DOE guidance on ice dams. These sources explain the topic; they do not assess a particular roof or replace local requirements.

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