Attic Fan Ventilation

Too often, attic ventilation is overlooked, not to mention ignored as a place for energy savings. That's where attic ventilation solutions make sense. Consider this: air trapped in your attic can easily reach 150° or more. Left untreated, that heat finds its way into your home, increasing the load on your air conditioner. With an attic fan, you could lower your attic temperature up to 60 degrees F with a manual adjustment thermostat that only turns on when it's hot and turns off once it reaches temperature. That's why attic ventilation is critical to making any home more comfortable and cooler while lowering energy costs. Air-conditioners can run less and won't have to work as hard. Humid, stagnant air can be removed, drawing fresh dry air across the surfaces. Your attic can be drier and cooler - the perfect tools to help fight potential moisture damage.