Air quality at home
Energy-efficient homes can end up with insufficient ventilation, and stale air stays inside.
Ventilation moves stale air out and fresh air in. An efficient system improves indoor air quality and keeps enough air moving to make the house comfortable.
Up on the roof, ventilation matters too. Roof vents keep the attic ventilated, and proper insulation and ventilation together help prevent condensation and the leaks it can cause.
Stuffy house or damp attic? Start with a free estimate.
How it runs
Our Ventilation Process
Four steps, from how you use your house to air that moves the way it should.
Look at the Home
The size of your home helps decide whether you need a whole-house system or something smaller.
Talk Through Options
Your budget, lifestyle and climate narrow down which type of system makes sense.
Free Estimate
A free estimate for the system and the work, before anything is installed.
Install and Advise
We install the system and share tips on keeping your home clean and healthy.
Step one is a look at your home. The estimate is free.
System types
Different Types of Home Ventilation
There are different types of ventilation systems available today. Here are the main ones.
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FansMechanical Ventilation
Fans move air around your house. Window fans bring fresh air in, and ceiling fans move stale air out.
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Heat exchangeHeat Recovery Ventilation (HRV)
Heat exchangers recover energy from outgoing air and transfer it to the incoming air.
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Energy useEnergy-Efficient Ventilation (EEV)
An intake fan, filters, ductwork, dampers and controls designed to cut energy use.
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Filtered airIndoor Air Cleaning
Removes dust, pollen, mold spores and bacteria by circulating clean air through the vents and ducts.
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Whole houseWhole-House Fan System
One central unit distributes air through the entire house, in various sizes and styles.
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AirflowVariable-Speed Blowers
They circulate air through your home and vary their speed with the temperature outside.
Not sure which system you have? Ask the estimator.
Benefits
Benefits of Efficient Ventilation
Here are the advantages you can expect from an efficient ventilation system.
Improved Air Quality
Stale air and unhealthy fumes move out of the house.
A Comfortable Home
Enough airflow throughout the house keeps it comfortable.
Energy Savings
An efficient system helps you save on your monthly utility bill.
Less Attic Moisture
Proper attic ventilation helps prevent condensation that can lead to roof leaks.
Better air starts with an estimate, and it’s free.
Why TurnKey Roofer
Why Choose TurnKey Roofer for Home Ventilation
We’re available to answer any questions about your home’s air quality.
- Free estimates on ventilation work
- Help choosing a system for your home and budget
- Tips on keeping your home clean and healthy
- Damaged roof vents repaired or replaced
On the roof
Where Ventilation Meets Your Roof
Poor ventilation shows up on the roof and in the attic, too. These pages cover the details.
Roof Vent LeaksDamaged or poorly installed roof vents are a common cause of roof leaks.Leak detection 
Attic CondensationProper insulation and ventilation together help prevent moisture buildup.Roof insulation 
Moss on the RoofMoss growing on a roof can point to a lack of ventilation.Roof repair
Seeing moisture in the attic? Have it looked at.
“As a property manager responsible for multiple residential buildings, I often encounter various roofing issues that require immediate attention. This company has been my go-to roofing company for years, and they have never disappointed.”
Before you call
Ventilation Questions
Short answers to what people ask first. For anything else, call (504) 226-7070.
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