If you want to keep your house comfortable, it’s important that it be well-ventilated. How much do you know about your ventilation system? You’ve probably heard a lot of the
Balanced ventilation offers a substantial improvement over standard venting methods. Conventional options for household venting are either intake-only or exhaust-only. These methods bring in fresh air or remove stale air—but
People became aware of the need for ventilation when they first began heating their dwellings with open fires millennia ago. Home ventilation is now part of our Lorain building code,
When you’re preparing Thanksgiving dinner with the oven running and pots on the stove, your kitchen and home can get uncomfortably warm and stuffy. If you’re welcoming family and guests
You rely on your HVAC system to maintain a comfortable temperature inside your home. However, without sufficient ventilation, your home’s interior can become uncomfortably stuffy when it’s closed up tight
Vent moisture is a seasonal event in some houses, normally occurring only during the summer when cold air from the A/C flows through supply vents into rooms. You may notice
Lack of good ventilation in the bathroom can make what should be one of the most comfortable rooms in your home downright unpleasant.
In the U.S. a total of 2900 dryer fires are reported annually, accounting for several fatalities, numerous injuries and substantial property damage. Failure to clean the dryer properly is the
As concern about healthy indoor air quality increases, proper garage ventilation is an issue many homeowners are considering. Residential garages are typically closed most of the time and may serve
Long before air conditioners and high-tech heat pumps — and the electricity bills that come with them — people kept comfortable indoors by utilizing principles of free natural ventilation. Keeping
Angie Lyczkowski is the owner and manager of operations at Energy 1 Heating and Air Conditioning... More »
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