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Whole house fan installation in Fresno, CA
Fresno gets 100+ days above 90°F and still cools into the 60s most summer nights. That daily swing is what makes a whole house fan work here.
Cooling Fresno homes
Fresno’s housing stock runs the full range, and each era brings its own issue. Post-war homes in the Tower District and Old Fig Garden often have generous attics but original, paint-clogged soffit venting. Nineties and 2000s tract homes north of Herndon tend to have tight envelopes, ducts in the attic and marginal ridge venting. Newer builds in southeast Fresno are tighter still, which makes controlled ventilation more valuable, not less.
The practical Fresno pattern: run the fan on high for fifteen minutes once the outside temperature drops below your indoor temperature — usually somewhere between 8 and 9 pm in July — then drop to low overnight. Close windows and the fan by mid-morning to trap the cool you banked.
Electric service in this area is typically PG&E. Run the fan in the evening and overnight and you shift the bulk of your cooling out of the expensive part of the day entirely.
What we do in Fresno
- Free in-home estimates with a real attic inspection
- Whole house fan sizing, supply and installation
- Attic, roof-mounted and solar ventilation
- Added exhaust venting when the fan needs it
- QuietCool warranty work and out-of-warranty repair
- Service on units installed by other companies
Areas we cover around Fresno
- Tower District
- Old Fig Garden
- Woodward Park
- Sunnyside
- Bullard
- Fig Garden Loop
- Hoover
- Fresno High
- Copper River
- Southeast Fresno
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