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Ventilation

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New homes are built for cheaper utilities, but secure joints can cause dry interior air.

A home ventilation system in Wharton, Texas, can fix that concern by exchanging stale enclosed air with crisp exterior air.

Our experts can assist you in finding the right exhaust ventilation system for your living space and the local weather. Call us at 979-323-6130 to start the process now.

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Does Your Living Space Demand Extra Air Circulation?

There exists a handful of indications that you require more air movement in your residence.

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Odors Do Not Go Away

You might have a home ventilation problem if you have problems removing strong smells, like cooking smells or cigarette smoke.

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Stale Air

Your home’s air should be invigorating, not stale or stuffy.

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Too Much Dirt Particles

While some dirt particles are unavoidable, space with inadequate airflow may have excessive dirt particles.

5 Advantages of a Good Ventilation System

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Here are some benefits of installing a ventilation system to your house:
  1. Enhances most heating and cooling equipment.
  2. Adds fresh air without wanting to open windows.
  3. Helps you stay away from mildew, mold and allergen buildup.
  4. Eliminates rotten odors.
  5. Can enhance your home’s interior air freshness.

Which Ventilation System is Best Suited for Your Living Space?

There are a couple of ventilation systems—heat recovery ventilation (HRV) and energy recovery ventilation (ERV).

While both are appropriate for new or remodeled energy-saving homes, the brand you demand depends on your local weather. Homes in certain parts of the country, such as the middle part of the country, can make use of each of them.

Learn more about the systems our professionals sell. Or contact us at 979-323-6130 for additional facts on which one is best for you.

Heat Recovery Ventilation

  1. Designed for chilly climates.
  2. Removes air from your house and switches it with natural air from the outdoors.
  3. Retains warmness so you do not have to heat the fresh air.

Energy Recovery Ventilation

  1. Designed for warm or humid areas of the United States.
  2. Distributes heat and excess moisture outside.
  3. Stabilizes moisture so you can work your air conditioning not as much.

Enjoy Healthier Air with Improved Home Ventilation

Move your home’s inside air quality to the next level with help from our heating and cooling technicians. Get in touch with us at 979-323-6130 or contact us via email to schedule a meeting right away.

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