In Australia, Sydney and Brisbane’s homeowners spend big dollars each year in summer to cool their homes using air conditioning. This is a result of having unventilated roofs, where heat becomes trapped within the home, causing uncomfortable living conditions. To remedy this, Doctor Damp offers a long-term roof ventilation solution that will help cool your home effectively, so your air-conditioning need not work as hard. Not only will this bring the temperature in your home town, you may also require lower energy costs to keep everyone at a comfortable temperature.
Another reason to consider better roof ventilation is to prevent moisture and mould from accumulating in the roof cavity. Moist air from the bathroom and kitchen exhaust fans may be trapped, encouraging the growth of mould. Also, the use of heating during winter produces warm air that travels to the ceiling and then condenses. To ensure proper ventilation of your roof, you need an expert that you can trust.
The fan also allows the cool outside air into your attic – Thus, even cooling your attic The cool out door air flows through your home – Effectively cooling the living areas of your homeWhole house fans effectively cool down your home while also keeping the costs down They are designed to pull the cold air into your home and to push the hot air out! A whole house fan acts like an exhaust system. Whole house fans and attic fans are often confused with each other; however, they achieve different goals. Whole house fans gained popularity in the 1950s for they were cheaper than air conditioning and still kept houses cool.
A whole house fan draws hot air to the attic which then escapes through vents due to positive pressure. Then at the same time, a negative pressure is created in the living areas of the home which allows for the cooler outside air to come in through the windows. Whereas, an attic fan pushes hot air out of the attic and does not create the necessary pressure for the cool air to come into the home. They are often confused because whole house fans can be installed in an attic because they should be installed at a high point in the home. Whole house fans are an alternative to air conditioning because they keep the house cool, whereas attic fans do not. An economical and practical way of living
Extremely affordable compared to air conditioning. Can rapidly cool down any building. Newer models are environmentally friendly, quiet and energy efficient. A great way to reduce interior temperatures rapidly For the most effective results, windows must be open. Works best in the morning or evening when the air is nice and cool outside. The whole house fan will draw in the refreshing cool air from outside. Depending on your climate, a whole house fan can be all you need. There would be no need to use an air conditioner. Plus, whole house fans are significantly cheaper to run, and with an energy efficient whole house fan, you could cut energy costs by 80%. A whole house fan operates at one-tenth the cost of air conditioning according to home improvement experts. A standard whole house fan usually has a diameter of 24-36 inches; however, this may be adjusted depending on your living space size.
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A well-designed roof ventilation system installed by Doctor Damp.
Using ducted exhaust fans, heat and excess moisture is extracted from the home and is then drawn out of the roof space through the eaves of the house or from a roof vent. This is found to be one of the most effective and efficient ways to cool your home.
A well-designed roof ventilation system installed by Doctor Damp.
Using ducted exhaust fans, heat and excess moisture is extracted from the home and is then drawn out of the roof space through the eaves of the house or from a roof vent. This is found to be one of the most effective and efficient ways to cool your home.
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