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ERV Venting

June 01, 2020 • Leave a Comment

We have made huge improvements over the past 10 years on our homes making them “airtight”. Every house leaks some air, the question is how much air does the home leak? A leaky house uses more energy because the air from outside needs to be conditioned (warmed in the winter and cooled in the summer) by the HVAC system.

The problem with a house that does not leak much is that the air in the house can become stale and actually contaminated and unhealthy.

Here is a Panasonic Intelli-Balance ERV 100 FV-10VEC1 we installed.

Keywords: clean air in home, cooling, efficient heating and cooling, ERV, ERV Venting, fresh air, heating, HVAC system", airtight, sealed home

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