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Whole-house fan installation in Las Vegas has a clear choice: HVAC Las Vegas. Our tiny City of Lights has never seen anything quite like this company. We are committed to excellence and have innovation built right into our DNA. You can see this in our team, a cadre of skilled technicians who are experts in their field and who consistently rank among the best here. They deliver to you the kind of knowledgeable, efficient, and expert service that really is worth the price of admission.
We install whole-house fans with great success, and the reason for that is our use of top-notch equipment and materials. We procure only the best components and fans from trusted manufacturers, and with that, almost by necessity, our installations are efficient, long-lasting, and reliable. Our whole-house fan options are truly wide-ranging, almost to the point of being confusing, which is why we perform site assessments before making any recommendations. We take into account a variety of factors—square footage, ceiling height, existing ventilation, to name a few—to optimize our recommendations and ensure our customers get the best performance possible.
At the core of our business philosophy at HVAC Las Vegas is customer satisfaction. We work hard to ensure that every customer we serve receives top-notch service throughout the entirety of their experience with us. From the first point of contact through to the conclusion of the project, every part of our operation is suffused with an ethos of friendliness and, above all, helpfulness. We serve an incredibly diverse clientele, and our knowledge of and sensitivity to the needs of this diverse community placed us at the head of the pack in regards to both good customers service and good word of mouth. There are countless number of good reviews and testimonials that can be found for us, many of which highlight our punctuality and the efficiency of our process.
We view the installation of a whole-house fan as more than a straightforward home improvement project. It's a chance, in our eyes, to radically change how a person lives in their space, making it much more comfortable and cooling and, on top of that, to save a significant chunk of change when it comes to energy costs. The reason we can say all this with such confidence is that our company has about 15 years of experience assessing residences—from the Van Buren House to houses across the Midwest. We have seen what works, what doesn't, and why. Our approach begins with an assessment that takes into account not just the physical home but also the local climate, existing insulation, and the number of people who occupy the space.
In contrast to many installers who adopt a uniform approach, we understand that every house has its own unique challenges and opportunities. Our experienced technicians use the latest technology and some innovative tricks to get your installation past the common roadblocks that can make a whole-house installation difficult. For one thing, we use advanced thermal imaging to figure out where heat is coming into the house and where we should put the fans to make the whole thing work best. We also have methods (ahem, don't tell too many people) for making the fans run much quieter than they do in conventional setups. And then we get to the business of making sure the fan housing is as airtight as possible, which is a key thing if you want your energy bills to stay low while keeping your house comfortable.
We are committed to giving our clients not just excellent installations but also comprehensive education about their new whole-house fan systems. Our technicians train clients to use their new systems optimally, and they cover a lot of ground during the training. They go over basic operation and patterns of optimal use, as well as maintenance, energy-saving strategies, and troubleshooting. Our clients are certainly not left hanging. We would never allow ourselves to leave a fan system in an untrained, unsupported, or potentially nonfunctional state. We refine our installation technique so that it is state-of-the-art and up-to-date with the latest advances in whole-house fan technology. We do this in the service of our clients, who are the real stakeholders in our not-for-profit drive for fan system efficiency.
HVAC Las Vegas does what it does best: whole-house fan installation. In the desert climate of Las Vegas, homeowners face some unique challenges concerning extreme heat and bone-dry conditions. For those reasons, it is absolutely critical that the team understand the specific demands the environment places on a cooling system. Once that knowledge is secured, it can move on to the selection and installation of equipment that meets the type of performance requirements that the average assembly in a normal environment would not.
At our company, we focus on providing not only whole-house fan installations but also something that is sorely lacking in today’s HVAC industry: homeowner education. When we sell units, we explain both how the whole-house fan works and also why it is a more cost-effective, energy-saving option compared to central air conditioning. And, since the whole-house fan is a complementary system to serve alongside an existing air conditioning unit, it makes even more sense as a solution for Las Vegas homeowners.
Whole-house fan installations are personalized at HVAC Las Vegas. They take into account the unique layout of your home, its insulation, and its ventilation to determine the perfect fan size and placement for your situation. Fan experts then ensure the whole-house fan is integrated perfectly with your home's structure and is sealing it so effectively that the only warm air coming into your house is from the fan itself.
After the installation, our dedication to customer satisfaction doesn't stop—it extends well beyond that. Here at HVAC Las Vegas, we don't just drop off the fan and say, "Good luck." We provide detailed, step-by-step instructions on how to use and care for your whole-house fan so that it runs like a well-oiled machine for you, without interruption, year in and year out.
A fan that cools a house as a whole is not too common, but it is remarkably effective when used properly. It draws the hot air out of the house and replaces it with cooler outside air. The fan itself, as a whole-house fan, is not located on the outside of the house but is, instead, in the attic, where it can exhaust the hottest air from the inside of the house. And while the fan may cool the house as a whole, it cannot do so in a very effective way unless the windows are opened to allow fresh air to come inside.
A whole-house fan lets you take advantage of cool evening air. It pulls outdoor air through open windows, cooling down the house as it does so. To operate a whole-house fan, though, you need to have the following: adequate amounts of air to draw into your house, sufficient amounts of air to exhaust from your house, and a comfortable space in which to "live" outdoors while your whole-house fan is working. When weather conditions outdoors make this type of fan impractical, you can cool your home with a heat pump, an air conditioner, or by doing without either of those two systems and cooling your house in different ways.
Compared to mainstream air conditioning systems, whole-house fans are energy-efficient. They use much less electricity, generally requiring only 200-700 watts. By contrast, central air conditioning can consume 3,500 watts or more. And though these fans work best when the temperature outside is significantly lower than that inside, they can cut "cooling costs" by as much as 90%. Ventilation, both natural and fan-aided, is key to making even the most minimalistic sense of a summer home feel cool enough that you want to lounge indoors. Fans of any type are cool in more ways than one.
Choosing the best size for a whole-house fan means considering the square footage and the height of the ceilings in your home. Professionals recommend the simplest calculation: figure the cubic content of your living space, then select a fan that can move 2 to 3 times that volume of air in 1 minute. Of course, this is also influenced by other factors, like how well the house is insulated and the layout of the space to be ventilated. In any case, your basic choice of fan size will have a direct effect on the fan's performance. "If it’s too small, it won’t work well; if it’s too big, it’ll work too well, and probably cost too much," seems to be the gist of it.
The best place to install a whole-house fan is in the ceiling of a central hallway or living area, directly below the attic. That ensures the fan will work with the air it has to work with—you want a whole-house fan to move “whole house” amounts of air, after all. And to do that, essentially, it needs to be in the middle of the house so the air can get to the fan from about anywhere in the house. Proper placement in the context of using the fan this way is crucial and really makes the difference between the fan being a serious tool and not much more than a loud portable air conditioner working at half capacity.
Putting in a whole-house fan can be a tough job and usually needs either DIY skills at an intermediate to advanced level or professional help. It requires cutting a hole in the ceiling that can be 28 inches square or larger. Then you have to make certain that the attic is well-ventilated, as the fan will pull air from the attic into the living space. Otherwise, the fan is just a very expensive way to move air around your house. Most serious DIYers and the HVAC professionals they hire seem to agree on one thing: This job is tough enough that it's worth paying a pro to do it if you can't handle the considerable skill and effort it requires.
The most effective time for a whole-house fan to work is in the evening and nighttime when the outside temperature is cooler than the inside temperature. These fans operate best in dry climates with a significant drop in temperature between day and night. In many localities, you can use the whole-house fan from late spring to early fall, and in most situations, the best time to use the fan is from sunset to sunrise when the cool air can take the place of the heat that has built up during the day.
A fan for an entire house requires annual maintenance, which includes cleaning the blades, checking the moving parts, and inspecting the electrical connections. The motor and bearings should stay clean and dry. The louvers should operate smoothly with no obstructions. If something is wrong, you want to know before hot weather arrives. Most whole-house fans are not that complex; however, a knowledgeable person, whether an inspector or you, should look over the system every few years to ensure proper operation.
Air conditioning systems can work in tandem with whole-house fans, but they should not be used at the same time. When you're using a whole-house fan, it obviously makes no sense to have the air conditioning work in conjunction with it. In fact, the A/C will work "harder" if you're employing a whole-house fan at the same time. A/C reduces temperatures and eliminates humidity. A fan moves air around. "Excellent".
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