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I Can't Turn On My Attic Fan!
Some of us may not even realize that our attic fan is not working until we get a huge utilities bill in the summer. When someone comes out to check out the problem they realize that your attic fan may not be working. This person may also have seen the telltale signs of a bird nest that has been built in the attic fan. It's so high up and you're not even sure if you would want to get up there anyway. It's time to call a professional.
We can help you to find the right person to make sure that your attic fans circuit was installed properly, and whether or not your attic fans are controlling the heat and humidity that collects in the attic. We can help you to get your blowers repaired and fix any motors that may have burnt out. We can also help be to install heavy screens so that pestle like birds, squirrels, and insects due to collect there and cause and need for future repair.
While we're up there, we can help you to use your attic fan for free! Modern technology has brought us a green solution. We can install a solar panel next to your attic fans and take them off of your utility bills permanently. The installation and solar panel are easily paid for with saved utilities bills within the first three months. It may also be an item that you can rebate with your taxes because you're creating a smaller carbon footprint on the planet.
Installing and Using Attic Fans To Go Green
You can have some pretty simple needs as far as attic fans go. You just want a little bit of extra help so that your air conditioning unit is not an being overused. You simply need someone to install an attic fan and you don't need to think about it too much or get too involved.
However, attic fans can also be extremely powerful. Depending on what kind that you installed, you can use them instead of air conditioning. We learned about this from some of our clients that live in the deep south. In the summertime, you can open your windows when it is nice and cool outside at night. You turn on the fan and it pulls out all of the hot air trapped in the home. In the early morning, it you close the window and turn off the fan. It is helpful if you have ceilings and that are higher than eight foot and it also helps if you have a dehumidifier and at least one air conditioning window unit.
One of our clients that grew up in Kentucky said her family never had an air conditioner and the temperature was often above 100 degrees for weeks in August and September. She said a a helpful part of this attic fan success was that her home was built around a lot of tall trees that shade of the home and there were full size porches on the southern exposure and eastern exposure side of the house. The house was also well insulated and airtight. This combination produces a cooler home. If you're looking for long-term environmental solutions like this one, we're here to help! The Home Center Of West Michigan is here to help you to streamline projects that will help you to have less of a carbon footprint on our earth.
Some of us may not even realize that our attic fan is not working until we get a huge utilities bill in the summer. When someone comes out to check out the problem they realize that your attic fan may not be working. This person may also have seen the telltale signs of a bird nest that has been built in the attic fan. It's so high up and you're not even sure if you would want to get up there anyway. It's time to call a professional.
We can help you to find the right person to make sure that your attic fans circuit was installed properly, and whether or not your attic fans are controlling the heat and humidity that collects in the attic. We can help you to get your blowers repaired and fix any motors that may have burnt out. We can also help be to install heavy screens so that pestle like birds, squirrels, and insects due to collect there and cause and need for future repair.
While we're up there, we can help you to use your attic fan for free! Modern technology has brought us a green solution. We can install a solar panel next to your attic fans and take them off of your utility bills permanently. The installation and solar panel are easily paid for with saved utilities bills within the first three months. It may also be an item that you can rebate with your taxes because you're creating a smaller carbon footprint on the planet.
Installing and Using Attic Fans To Go Green
You can have some pretty simple needs as far as attic fans go. You just want a little bit of extra help so that your air conditioning unit is not an being overused. You simply need someone to install an attic fan and you don't need to think about it too much or get too involved.
However, attic fans can also be extremely powerful. Depending on what kind that you installed, you can use them instead of air conditioning. We learned about this from some of our clients that live in the deep south. In the summertime, you can open your windows when it is nice and cool outside at night. You turn on the fan and it pulls out all of the hot air trapped in the home. In the early morning, it you close the window and turn off the fan. It is helpful if you have ceilings and that are higher than eight foot and it also helps if you have a dehumidifier and at least one air conditioning window unit.
One of our clients that grew up in Kentucky said her family never had an air conditioner and the temperature was often above 100 degrees for weeks in August and September. She said a a helpful part of this attic fan success was that her home was built around a lot of tall trees that shade of the home and there were full size porches on the southern exposure and eastern exposure side of the house. The house was also well insulated and airtight. This combination produces a cooler home. If you're looking for long-term environmental solutions like this one, we're here to help! The Home Center Of West Michigan is here to help you to streamline projects that will help you to have less of a carbon footprint on our earth.