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Dedicated to redefining indoor air quality, we craft solutions that prioritize your well-being with innovative technology.

Most modern homes are quietly trapping stale air, hidden moisture, and poor circulation that nobody talks about until it creates a problem. We built Ventilate Me to bring simple, high-performance mechanical ventilation distribution system within reach for every project without requiring complicated engineering or a second mortgage.


Our distribution system is meticulously planned for real-world installs:
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Whether you are a weekend DIYer or a seasoned pro,
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Pure, refreshing home atmosphere guaranteed.

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Revolutionary Ventilation Distribution System

Engineered to deliver crisp, clean air for every home environment.

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Transform your space into a sanctuary, where every inhale is a breath of fresh air.

Best Practices:

What Every Contractor and Homeowner Should Know Before Installing an ERV

A properly installed ERV is a game-changer for your home's air quality — but installation details matter. Follow these best practices to protect your investment and get the most out of your system.

Install the ERV in Conditioned Space

For the heat exchange to work, the ducts on the house side must lose virtually no heat. The ERV cannot be installed outside the thermal envelope.

Insulate Both Outdoor Ducts

The outdoor air and exhaust ducts get very cold in winter and will be a condensation risk if left uninsulated.

Use Proper Duct Materials

Rigid duct is best. Flex duct is approved. Dryer vent is not acceptable.

Keep Ducts Straight and Sag-Free

Run straight for at least 24 inches before the first bend. Minimize turns and keep ducts tight and sag-free.

Run All Duct on the Warm Side

In an attic, duct must be under the insulation. In a floor system, duct should run above the insulation.

Go Bigger on Duct Size

Smaller ducts mean higher velocity, more resistance, and lower airflow. Size up for better performance.

Place Intake and Exhaust Terminations Carefully

Keep outdoor intake and exhaust separated. Avoid contamination sources like exhaust vents and garages. Keep intake accessible.

Understand ERV-to-HVAC Duct Connections

Two fans may fight each other when connected to HVAC ducts — and the ERV usually loses. Proceed carefully.

Keep the ERV Accessible

The unit needs commissioning after installation and regular filter changes. Don't box it in.

Commission the System

Measure and adjust airflows after installation. Balanced intake and exhaust is not automatic — it must be dialed in.

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