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The biggest problem with poor ventilation in homes is it can cause our homes to fall ‘sick’ – with condensation and mould damaging the walls. This can cause you and your family to fall sick especially if there are any existing allergies and respiratory concerns.

The lack of consistent airflow in our homes can raise humidity levels. This is the perfect environment for mould, mildew and mites to thrive in. We understand how mould can be a threat to our health especially black mould. This poses a health risk to our respiratory system, mental state, central nervous system and more.

Exhaust fans are one of the most simplest keys to improve airflow and protect your home from the threats of poor ventilation. There are many different types of exhaust fans and they all serve a different purpose in various parts of your home. Our Master Electricians at Alliance can do a full house inspection to determine key problem areas and the place for exhaust fan installation.

Ceiling Exhaust

The most popular and known option

Roof Exhaust Ventilation

Option for limited roof cavity space + quieter option

INLINE EXHAUST

Suitable for areas without roof space – installed within the ceiling cavity

Ceiling exhaust
heat lamp

3 in 1 appliance (exhaust, heat & light)

Wall & WINDOW

Blocked filter due to dirt, dust and harmful contaminates, causing blockages and unhealthy air.

Where can I
install Exhaust Fans?

Exhaust fans work best in areas of the home where air impurities such as heat, moisture, smells, and steam are most prevalent. These come down to 3 main areas: Bathrooms, Kitchen, and Laundry.

The positioning of the exhaust fan comes down to maintaining consistent airflow. Essentially the exhaust fans must be opposite in-flowing air i.e. the window, grille or vent.

If you’re looking to install some exhaust fans, give us a call at (02) 8061 5023 now for more information. Our HVAC technician will be able to do a home inspection to assess what the best model and placement would be in your home or business.