Installing HRV for Energy Efficiency | This Old House

The newly sealed airtight house will provide our homeowners with a more energy efficient and comfortable home. But it also means that indoor air quality needs to be managed. Kevin O’Connor learns about the HRV system that’s being installed from HVAC contractor, Chris Wisniewski, which aims to strike a balance of improved comfort and durability within a budget-conscious renovation.

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