Too Hot or Too Cold? Install a Ceiling, Whole-Home, Exhaust, or Attic Fan
Your house is stifling in the summer and downright cold in the winter, but when you adjust the thermostat, you see a noticeable spike in your energy bill. You’re not out of options! New fans can help combat the heat during the summer and reduce the chill of winter.
At Absolute Plumbing, Electrical, Heating & Air, we’re your go-to team for ceiling fan and whole-house fan installations in Denver, CO.
Contact us to discuss the needs of your home or business, and learn how installing new energy-efficient fans can help keep you, your family, and your guests comfortable year-round. We can also help with your attic and exhaust fan needs.
With extensive knowledge and experience, our fully certified and insured technicians can provide home comfort and clean installation. Call (720) 807-5715 today.
Ceiling Fans Are Ideal To Help Regulate Temperature
Ceiling fans installed in the home or office are far more than just decorative. They have a distinct function to help warm or cool an area. While a ceiling fan can’t emit hotter or colder air, the direction in which it turns can help raise or lower the temperature.
Hot air typically rises, while cold air sinks. Therefore, when a ceiling fan is spinning clockwise, it pushes the warm air down the sides of the room and forces it to recirculate back into the main part of the space. When the blades are spinning counter-clockwise, the opposite effect occurs.
The cool air is sucked down from the upper half of the area and redistributed into the central area. To change the direction a fan is turning, there’s a switch on the base of the fan. Our Denver fan installation experts will be happy to show this to you when we serve your home.
How To Get the Most From Your Ceiling Fan
Here are a few pointers to help you get the maximum benefit from your ceiling fan:
- Keep it together: Put your ceiling fan in the same room as the thermostat. This allows the thermostat to get an accurate reading and saves energy.
- Blade angle: A 12- to 14-degree blade angle is optimal for providing maximum, yet comfortable airflow.
- Change directions: Typically, when the switch on your fan is up, the fan will turn clockwise, which is what you want for winter. When the switch is turned down, your fan will turn counter-clockwise for summer.
- Turn the heat down: Experiment by lowering your thermostat after you’ve reversed the blade direction. You may find you don’t need to have the heat up as high.
Call Absolute Plumbing, Electrical, Heating & Air for Your New Fan
Whether it’s time to replace your old ceiling fan or install a new fan, our electricians have you covered. We’ll make sure your fan is fully operational so you can enjoy a cooler summer or warmer winter. Our Denver ceiling fan installation technicians can help you with all your fan needs, including attic fans and exhaust fans.
Call (720) 807-5715 or use our booking widget for fan installation pricing.
Absolute Plumbing, Electrical, Heating & Air will solve all your fan-related problems with friendly, reliable service.
