ERV & Fan Upgrades
Fresh air, minus the wasted heat.
A tighter house needs fresh air on purpose. Energy recovery ventilators (ERVs) bring in fresh air while recovering energy from the air going out. We also upgrade bath and kitchen fans so moisture and stale air actually leave your home.
Sound familiar?
- Windows with condensation in winter
- Stale or stuffy air after air sealing
- Bathroom fans that are loud, weak or never used
- Lingering cooking smells
- A newly tightened home that needs balanced ventilation
What we do
ERV installation
Balanced ventilation sized and placed for your home.
Bath and exhaust fan upgrades
Quiet, effective fans ducted properly to the outdoors.
Ducting fixes
Many fans exhaust into the attic by mistake. We fix that.
Explained controls
We show you how your system works so you'll actually use it.
How it works
We review your home's ventilation during an audit.
We recommend an ERV or fan upgrade that fits your layout.
We install and test the equipment.
We walk you through settings and care.
Rebates for ventilation
We didn't find a dedicated Efficiency Maine rebate for ERVs or fans. Programs change, so ask us about available programs.
Quick answers
What's the difference between an ERV and a fan?
A fan pushes air out. An ERV brings fresh air in and recovers energy from the outgoing air, so you waste less heat.
Do I need an ERV?
Not every home does. We'll tell you if your house is a good candidate.
Are they noisy?
Modern units are quiet when installed and balanced properly.
Let's talk about your home
Tell us what's going on and we'll reach out with one clear next step. Free estimate, zero pressure.