Power Attic Ventilation

For cooler and safer homes.

Ventilation allows outside, cooler air to enter the attic and push the hot air up and out. A well-ventilated attic breathes-in (intake ventilation) and breathes-out (exhaust ventilation) through vents located at the lowest and highest parts of your attic.

Attic fans benefit your home year-round, protecting your attic against mold and mildew, preventing structural damage from heat buildup, and helping to keep your living spaces cooler while saving energy.

Pick the Perfect Attic Fan for You

In the world of construction and building, one of the essential aspects of a well-built home or building is proper ventilation. Ventilation is crucial in ensuring that the indoor temperature is comfortable, the air is clean and fresh, and the structure is protected from the harmful effects of moisture and humidity. One excellent way to keep your home properly ventilated is by using gable mount fans. We'll be discussing everything you need to know about gable mount fans and why they are the ideal choice for any building or construction project.

A gable mount fan is a ventilation device designed to mount on the gable of a building. It works by drawing in fresh air from outside and exhausting hot, stale, and moisture-laden air from inside the building. These fans are installed in the attic or gable end, and they operate quietly and efficiently to regulate the temperature and maintain the air quality in the building.

Gable mount fans have numerous advantages over other ventilation systems. Some of these benefits include:

Lower energy consumption: Gable mount fans consume less energy than other ventilation systems, making them a cost-effective option for your building.
Easy to install: Gable mount fans are easy to install and require minimal maintenance. They come with detailed instructions, and you can easily find an expert to help with the installation process.
Improves indoor air quality: Gable mount fans improve the air quality in your building by removing harmful pollutants and allergens, thus keeping the indoor environment healthy and pleasant

When choosing a gable mount fan, there are several factors to consider. These include:

The size of the building: The size of your building will determine which size of the fan you need. Larger buildings require bigger fans to achieve effective air exchange.
Ventilation requirements: Consider the ventilation requirements of your building. Select a fan with enough capacity to provide adequate ventilation.
Energy consumption: Look for a fan with a reasonable energy consumption rate. You can save on energy costs by selecting high-efficiency fans.
Noise levels: Look for fans that operate quietly. Although gable mount fans operate quietly, some models can be quite noisy.

Our USFanco gable fans are a premium option for all of those considerations. Take a look below and reach out with any questions.

GABLE ATTIC FANS

1,850 - 2,500 SQ. FT. COVERAGE

ADJUSTABLE
THERMOSTAT

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The attic is one of the hottest places during summer when the sun is beaming down on our roofs. This heat buildup can affect the structural integrity of our buildings and cause discomfort to the occupants. Powered attic roof ventilation helps reduce the temperature in the attic by expelling hot air from the attic and drawing in cooler air from outside. This, in turn, reduces our reliance on air conditioning and, ultimately, saves on energy costs.

Attics can be a breeding ground for mold and mildew due to inadequate ventilation and moisture buildup. Poor indoor air quality caused by mold spores can trigger respiratory problems and allergies. Powered attic roof ventilation aids in removing excess moisture and maintaining a healthy balance of air in our homes.

Extreme temperatures in the attic can cause shingles to warp and crack, leading to leaks and expensive repairs. The humidity of an unventilated attic can cause premature rotting of the wooden structures, such as rafters and joists. By installing powered attic roof ventilation, we can prevent these issues from occurring and prolong the life of our roofs and structures.

Powered attic roof ventilation can help reduce the workload on the air conditioner by removing hot air and increasing the amount of cooler air entering the house. This can decrease energy consumption, which is beneficial to the environment and your wallet.

Many regions have building codes that require homes to have adequate ventilation to prevent moisture damage, mold growth, and excessive heat buildup. Powered attic roof ventilations provide an effective solution to these requirements while improving energy efficiency and reducing indoor air pollution.

Our USFanco powered attic ventilation fans are a premium option for all of those considerations. Take a look below and reach out with any questions.