Is Your Attic Like A Giant Oven?
- It's 75° outside at 8 PM, but your upstairs bedrooms are still baking at 85°.
- You run the AC until midnight just to fall asleep, spiking your electric bill.
- Your home smells stale because the air is constantly recycled, never fresh.
- You hate the loud "helicopter sound" of old-school attic fans.
Your insulation is doing its job—trapping heat. You need a way to force that heat OUT.
The "Nick Tech" Cooling Secret...
We install Ultra-Quiet, High-Efficiency Whole House Fans. Unlike the noisy rattle-traps of the 1980s, our fans are whisper-quiet. They pull cool, fresh evening air in through open windows and push hot, stale air out through the attic vents.
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Open A Window: When the outside air drops below your indoor temperature (usually around 7 PM), crack a few windows.
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Turn It On: Activate the fan via remote or wall switch. Instantly feel a breeze throughout your entire home.
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Turn Off The AC: The fan uses 1/10th the electricity of your air conditioner. Watch your utility bill plummet.
Sleep In Cool Comfort
Imagine going to bed with a gentle, fresh breeze circulating through your room. The thermal mass of your home is cooled down, so the AC doesn't even need to run the next day until late afternoon.
"Best investment we ever made. We live in Folsom where it cools down nicely at night. Before, our AC ran all night. Now, we run the Whole House Fan for 30 minutes and the house is 68 degrees. Nick's team installed it cleanly in 3 hours."
- Emily R., Folsom
Whole House Fan Benefits
Sacramento has the perfect climate for thermal mass cooling: Hot days, cool nights.
Our modern fans feature ECM motors and insulated dampers for quiet, efficient operation.
Pay for the installation with your energy savings in just 2-3 years.
Not anymore! We install "suspended" fans that hang from the rafters in the attic, isolated from the ceiling joists. This eliminates vibration and noise. You can watch TV while it runs.
Yes. The fan pushes air into the attic, which must exhaust outside. We verify your existing venting (gable, dormer, or eave vents) is sufficient. If not, we can add more.
A central AC unit uses 3000-5000 watts. A modern Whole House Fan uses 100-400 watts. If you run the fan instead of the AC for 4 hours a day, the savings are massive.
IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS
To get the most out of your system, correct sizing is key.
- Sizing – We calculate the CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute) needed to exchange the air in your home every 3-4 minutes.
- Open Windows – You MUST have windows open when running the fan, or it can pull soot from your fireplace.
- Seasonality – Perfect for Spring, Summer evenings, and Fall. Not for use in Winter.
