Lincoln and Fredericton, NB. Serving all of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia
Ventilation supply, installation and service
Air exchangers (HRVs), bath fans and range hoods, installed and serviced by the same local crew that handles the wiring. Less moisture, fewer odours, better air in every room.
Why it matters
New Brunswick homes are built and renovated to hold heat through long winters. That is a good thing, but sealed walls and windows also trap moisture, odours and stale air. Good ventilation gives them a way out.
Showers, cooking and even breathing add moisture. In a tight home it has nowhere to go, so it shows up as foggy windows and damp corners.
Without a steady supply of fresh air, rooms feel stuffy and everyday indoor pollutants build up.
Last night’s supper should not still be in the air this morning. A properly vented range hood clears smoke, grease and smells.
A bath fan pulls steam out before it soaks into drywall, paint and ceilings.
Installed by Miller
What we install
We supply, install and service all three, and our licensed electricians handle the wiring on the same visit.
A heat recovery ventilator swaps stale indoor air for fresh outdoor air all day, while holding on to much of the heat you already paid for.
A quiet, properly sized fan that vents outside clears steam and odours and protects your bathroom from moisture damage.
A range hood ducted outside removes cooking moisture, smoke and smells right at the source, before they spread through the house.
How an HRV works
Opening a window in February lets fresh air in and all your heat out. An HRV does the same job the smart way.
The HRV pulls humid, stale air from areas like kitchens and bathrooms and sends it outside.
At the same time, it draws in about the same amount of fresh outdoor air.
Inside the core the two airstreams pass each other without mixing, and the outgoing air warms the incoming air before it reaches your rooms.
Fresh air and stale air pass each other in the core. The heat moves across, the air does not mix.
Signs to watch for
If a few of these sound familiar, a new air exchanger, a better bath fan or a properly vented range hood could make a real difference.
Keep it working
An air exchanger is only as good as its upkeep. We look after the units we install and the ones already in your home.
Air exchanger care
We service air exchangers and clean both the units and the ducts that feed them, so fresh air keeps flowing the way it should.
Ask about package deals when you book.
Miller is a licensed NB electrical contractor, so fans, hoods and air exchangers get wired by the same team that installs them, to current codes.
Electrical servicesBased in Lincoln and Fredericton, with free quotes anywhere in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Mon to Fri, 8 AM to 5 PM.
Ventilation questions
Have a question about your air exchanger, bath fan or range hood? Call or text and we will help you sort it out.
HRV stands for heat recovery ventilator. It is a type of air exchanger: it brings in fresh outdoor air and sends stale indoor air out, and the two airstreams pass each other inside a core so the outgoing air warms the incoming air. Most people use the two names for the same thing.
Sealing and insulating a home keeps the heat in, but it also keeps moisture, odours and stale air in. Mechanical ventilation like an air exchanger, bath fans and a range hood gives that air a controlled way out and brings fresh air in.
Yes. We supply and install bath fans and range hoods, and because Miller Heating and Cooling is also a licensed New Brunswick electrical contractor, our own crew handles the electrical too.
Yes. Like any equipment that moves air, an air exchanger needs regular attention to keep working well. We service air exchangers and clean both the units and their ducts. Ask about package deals that combine service and cleaning when you book.
Yes. We offer free quotes and estimates anywhere in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Call or text (506) 440-3375, or send us a message.
Free quotes anywhere in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Call, text or send a quick form and Brett’s team will get back to you.
