What Can an Energy Recovery Ventilator Do for You?
How does an ERV help overcome indoor air quality problems in hot and cold weather? We’ll get into that below.
3 Ways to Improve Your Indoor Air Quality
It turns out that the quality of the air inside of buildings is often worse than the outside air—sometimes about 3-5 times worse. You may have started to notice the signs of poor air quality, whether people are coughing and sneezing, or you just feel like the air is stuffy and stale.
It’s All About That Air: Energy Recovery Ventilators
Advances with home products, including better insulation, insulated windows and doors and better ductwork construction have made homes so air-tight that a new problem has developed: there’s a lack of good ventilation happening. Opening a window in the middle of winter or at the height of summer is not a solution to this problem, but we have something that is: an energy recovery ventilator, also known as an ERV.