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The QuietCool Clean Air Window Screen is designed to help filter pollen, allergens, and other airborne contaminants from being pulled into the home when the window is open or when operating your whole house fan.
Our expert technicians have the know-how to increase ventilation throughout your home and keep it at a comfortable temperature, especially when it comes to options other than traditional central air conditioning.
Contact us today to learn about installing a whole house fan in your home and get your personalized custom estimate.
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A whole house fan can assist your HVAC so that air is evenly flowing throughout your home, and so that the HVAC doesn’t work as hard to keep a consistent temperature in your home.
A whole house fan requires windows and doors to circulate air throughout your home. Attic fans require vents to suck cool air up from your home into your attic to cool down your attic. The main functions of each fan perform different outcomes.
Although the winters are colder in some areas, the summers can get muggy and warm, making all energy bills skyrocket. Keep your summer utility bills down with a whole house fan to keep your home cooler for less.
Our Attic Projects’ technicians are experts on increasing ventilation and improving air quality for all Seattle homes. Especially those requiring solutions that don’t involve central air. Call Attic Projects today to schedule a free inspection.
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