by Chip | Mar 7, 2019 | Ventilation
Humans learned that their dwellings needed ventilation millennia ago, when they began using open fires for heating their abodes. Nowadays, home ventilation requirements are part of our Indianapolis building code, but this is a relatively recent development. Our modern...
by Chip | Nov 15, 2018 | Ventilation
Besides delivering a delicious meal on Thanksgiving Day, most people hosting this holiday want their guests to be comfortable. Depending on the crowd size, you may have to rely on good kitchen ventilation to prevent your home from overheating. Assessing the...
by Chip | Aug 7, 2018 | Ventilation
During humid Indiana weather, vent moisture may be noticed while the air conditioner is running. Typically, moisture appearing around HVAC supply vents in individual rooms ranges from subtle wetness you can feel on contact, to obvious dripping, to staining of drywall...
by Chip | Jul 17, 2018 | Ventilation
Is opening a window adequate bathroom ventilation in summer? Warm water vapor produced by bathing and showering condenses on bathroom surfaces, creating a chronically damp environment that supports mold and mildew growth, as well as bacterial contamination. In...
by Chip | Sep 28, 2017 | Indoor Air Quality (IAQ), Ventilation
Bathroom renovations offer the homeowner an opportunity not only to create a more aesthetically pleasant environment, but also to boost the value of the home significantly. One upgrade that helps achieve both goals is adding exhaust ventilation. If your current...
by Chip | Jun 16, 2016 | Indoor Air Quality (IAQ), Ventilation
Proper garage ventilation has become an increasingly important issue. Unlike yesteryear, residential garages today tend to be secured areas where the door remains closed most of the time. Garages are typically storage spaces for paints, solvents, fuel and other toxic...
