Take a Breath of Fresh Air
Wondering how you can breathe clean healthy air in your own home while keeping your living space more comfortable and energy-efficient? You’ve come to the right place. With a properly installed whole-house ventilation system integrated into your home’s heating and cooling system, you can rest easy knowing your indoor air quality is at its absolute best day and night.
As we move closer to understanding the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, parents, teachers, employers, and legislators (just to name a few) are becoming more aware of how viruses and bacteria live within the air we breathe. According to the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), proper ventilation reduces the concentration of airborne pathogens, and higher ventilation rates can provide a higher dilution capability and consequently potentially reduce the risk of airborne infection.
indoor air quality test
If you have been struggling with year-round indoor allergies, unwanted odors, indoor air pollution, or environmental health sensitivities, don’t spend another minute breathing the air that could be making you or your family member sick. We may recommend scheduling an indoor air quality test to better understand the unique challenges your home faces when it comes to keeping pollutants, volatile organic compounds, and allergens out of the air you and your family breathe in over 23,000 times a day in your Fairfield, Putnam, or Westchester County home.
Properly Ventilated Homes Can Enjoy:
Fresh, clean breathing air
Fewer odors
Healthier indoor air quality
high-efficiency systems
Getting clean, fresh air into your home does not mean that your heating bills or energy usage will go up as Healthy Home uses the following high-efficiency systems to ensure your home gets the best of both worlds.
Heat Recovery Ventilators
The job of an HRV is to remove the old stale air in your home and replace that polluted air with freshly purified outdoor air. This increases the overall quality of the air you breathe and saves energy by pre-heating the incoming fresh air.
Energy Recovery Ventilators
The job of an ERV, like an HRV, is to remove the old stale air in your home and replace that polluted air with freshly purified outdoor air. In addition, an ERV will help control the humidity in your home reducing the risk of unwanted mold growth while keeping your home from feeling humid and stuffy during the hottest months of the year. This increases the overall quality of the air you breathe and saves energy by pre-heating and balancing the humidity of the incoming fresh air.
Stop relying on your opened windows for fresh air & consider a whole house fresh air system. Contact Healthy Home™ Energy & Consulting about an indoor air quality test today!
Our Proven Process For A Better Home
At Healthy Home Energy & Consulting, we take the guesswork out of home improvements. It starts with a no-cost Whole Home Evaluation to find what’s really causing comfort or energy issues. From there, we design a custom plan tailored to your home and budget, handle every detail of the upgrades, and confirm the results with testing you can trust. With our proven process, you’ll enjoy a more comfortable home and lower energy bills — all backed by building science.
