Lennox^® Ventilation

Present-day houses are built with efficiency in mind. But that also means they’re tightly sealed and can feel stuffy.

With correct ventilation, your house can avoid mildew, allergen buildup and other air quality issues. Good ventilation also lets you air out sharp aromas, like cooking smells or tobacco smoke.

While opening a window can be of assistance for a bit, it can’t be used in every season. It can also be a problem if anyone in your home suffers from allergies.

Lennox® home ventilation systems in Moline, Illinois, provide an energy-efficient fix: replacing stuffy inside air with renewed outdoor air. They’re created to match with any heating and cooling system. Plus, they don’t produce any ozone, a toxic gas that can irritate your lungs.

J.L. Brady Company LLC can help you determine the best system for your home and the local weather. Give our heating and cooling experts a buzz at 309-517-7511 to start experiencing fresher air today.

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3 Signs Your Space Should Have a Ventilation System

There are a a variety of warning signs you should consider house ventilation, such as:

1. Stubborn odors

If you have issues getting potent smells out of your space, you might have a ventilation issue.

2. Stuffy air

The air in your space should be fresh, but stale areas mean you might have insufficient ventilation.

3. Lots of dust

Dust can develop more frequently in areas with inadequate air movement.

Categories of Ventilation Systems

There are two kinds of ventilation systems—heat recovery ventilation (HRV) and energy recovery ventilation (ERV).

Each one is great for modern homes or renovated homes with energy upgrades, but are created with a variety of climates in mind.

Places with a expansive range of weather patterns, like the Midwest, can find value from each system. Contact us for more information about which option is the best fit for Moline.

Heat Recovery Ventilation

HRV operates best in cold climates. It pushes out air from your home, swapping out fresh air from the outdoors.

As an energy-efficient feature, it maintains the heat from your indoor air. That way, you shouldn’t have to pay to heat fresh (but cooler) air from the outdoors.

Energy Recovery Ventilation

ERV is best for warm, humid places. It sucks the heat and moisture out of your space’s air and directs it out of your home. This lets you keep the best humidity levels in your home. Well-adjusted humidity can keep your house more comfortable and let you use your air conditioning less—saving you more money on cooling charges.

Begin Breathing Fresher Air Now

Our certified pros can help take your residence’s indoor air quality to a better level. Call us at 309-517-7511 or contact us online to request an appointment right away.