Ventilation in the Home: A Breath of Fresh Air

Ventilation Breathe in. Now exhale. Makes you kind of happy, right?

Obviously we do this all the time to cycle out the old air and bring in new air. But did you know that your living space needs identical circulation for a similar reason: to keep it void of airborne contaminants?

In-home air ventilation products replace poor air for fresh air. Proper ventilation keeps things moving, allowing circulation of indoor air that keeps it from becoming stagnant. As plain and simple as it sounds, it’s really important! Experts estimate there are more than 300 chemicals used in those lovely home furnishings you’ve amassed, from paints and finishes to carpets, wood flooring, insulation and furniture. You held on to your receipts, right?

If you are a new homebuyer, you are not exempt: new and remodeled homes are more tightly sealed for energy efficiency. That means a reduced amount of airflow, less circulation, and reduced movement. Indoor air can become dank, and contaminants are confined in your home. Yeah…it’s pretty important to make sure you have proper ventilation. That’s called ventilation happiness, and Calverley Service Experts Heating and Air Conditioning in Fort Worth couldn’t agree more.

Here’s what you need to do: let our technicians install an air ventilation system—for example the Heat Recovery Ventilator, which transfers humidity outdoors, and keeps heat from indoor air before it’s discharged. This system and others monitor indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity, and then brings the required air replacement continuously. Such systems are extremely efficient, adding 5% to 10% more fresh air every hour, essentially reducing the concentration of airborne contaminants.

Call Calverley Service Experts in Fort Worth today at 817-380-5647. Our experts will get your home in the Fort Worth area fit with our ventilation products Service Experts style, so you and your home can breathe better. You’ll benefit from quality equipment choices, knowledge and expert service—for all makes and models, 24 hours a day.