air exchangers
An Air Exchanger is a system that literally exchanges the stale air from inside, with fresh air from outside. Most new construction requires this type of ventilation system since new buildings are more airtight for temperature control than old buildings, causing a decrease in airflow. They can be used alongside pre-existing heating and cooling systems to allow for proper airflow and humidity control. Is it possible that your home or workplace could benefit from an air exchanger?
FAQ
WHAT IS AN AIR EXCHANGER?
An Air Exchanger is a system that pulls the stale air out of your indoor environment, replacing it with conditioned air.
Can it be integrated into existing HVAC systems, or is it a standalone solution?
An Air Exchange system can be installed as an independent system or it can be retrofitted into your home’s existing ductwork.
Will an Air Exchange system require regular maintenance, and if so, what does it entail?
These systems require regular maintenance to ensure optimal performance and efficiency. This typically includes tasks such as cleaning or replacing filters, inspecting components, and scheduling professional servicing as needed.
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