| ATTIC FAN vs. WHOLE HOUSE FAN |
| Attic fans only exhaust hot air from the attic space not the living space, so the inside of your home still stays hot. A whole house fan is installed in the ceiling of a home and draws cool outdoor air inside through open windows and exhausts hot indoor air through the attic to the outside. This is ideal for people who come home to a hot house when it is cooler outside. The whole house fan costs much less than central air conditioning to operate and uses already cool air to cool the inside of the home. The result is excellent ventilation, lower indoor temperatures, and improved evaporative cooling at a fraction of the cost of running your air conditioner. They are also an inexpensive alternative for homes that don't have air conditioning. |
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| Fan Mounted In Ceiling Pulls Cool Outdoor Air Through Windows And Into The Home. Superheated Attic Air & Warm, Stale Air From Inside The Home Is Forced Out Through The Roof Vents. Keeping You Cool For A Fraction Of The Cost Of Running Your Air Conditioner. |
| ATTIC & WHOLE HOUSE FAN INSTALLATION SPECIALIST |
| Example of a Whole House Fan |
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