A comfortable home should feel fresh, too. Home Town installs energy recovery ventilators (ERVs) for homes in Parker and Douglas County.
An ERV brings filtered outdoor air inside while exhausting stale indoor air. Its recovery core transfers heat and moisture between the separate air streams, helping you ventilate with less energy loss than bringing untreated outdoor air straight inside.
Fresh-air ventilation that works alongside your heating and cooling.
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Less stuffiness
Regular air exchange helps dilute everyday indoor odors and pollutants that can build up in tightly sealed homes.
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Filtered incoming air
Outdoor air passes through a filter before entering your home. We’ll explain the filter options for your selected model.
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Recover useful energy
Heat transfer helps temper incoming air, reducing the heating or cooling needed compared with ventilation without energy recovery.
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Retain winter moisture
Moisture transfer can help retain indoor humidity in winter compared with exhaust-only ventilation. An ERV does not add humidity like a humidifier.
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Balanced ventilation
Coordinated supply and exhaust airflow helps limit the pressure imbalance that exhaust-only ventilation can create.
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Control your fresh air
Adjustable airflow and run-time settings let ventilation match your home’s needs. Accessible filters make routine upkeep straightforward.
Thoughtful installation. Clear recommendations.
The right setup for your Colorado home.
We assess your ventilation needs, select a suitable cold-climate model, plan the ductwork and exterior intake/exhaust locations, and verify airflow at startup. You’ll know how to use the controls and care for the filters.
Is an ERV a good fit?
Especially worth considering for tightly sealed homes, homes with persistent stuffiness, and replacement or remodeling projects where ventilation needs a closer look.
Model, filtration, controls and installation scope are confirmed in your written quote.
Let’s talk about fresh air.
Call or text Cody to request an ERV installation assessment and a quote for your home.
Pricing depends on equipment, duct routes, access and any electrical or permit work.
Performance depends on the home, outdoor conditions, selected equipment and maintenance. We’ll recommend ventilation based on your needs and explain how it fits with your existing system.
A few helpful answers
Before you add fresh air.
Can an ERV work with my existing furnace or AC?
An ERV can work alongside an existing heating and cooling system. We assess your home to choose suitable duct routes and determine whether an independent layout or an approved connection to existing ductwork makes sense.
Will an ERV heat or cool my home?
An ERV provides ventilation and recovers energy from the outgoing air. It does not replace your furnace or air conditioner. Its core helps temper incoming air before your heating or cooling system handles the remaining load.
What does ERV installation cost?
We quote each home after reviewing ventilation needs, equipment, duct routes, exterior terminations, access and any electrical or permit work. Call or text Cody at 720-290-4054 to discuss your project.
What maintenance does it need?
Filters and the recovery core need regular attention according to the selected model’s instructions. We show you how to access the filters, use the controls and follow the maintenance schedule at installation.
