Indoor air quality · Air exchangers
Air Exchangers for Twin Cities Homes
Haro Heating & Cooling installs air exchangers in Twin Cities homes. An air exchanger provides ventilation: it brings fresh outdoor air in and sends stale indoor air out, while helping limit how much heating or cooling is lost in the swap.
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What does an air exchanger do?
Modern homes are built tight to keep heat in, which also means less natural fresh air. An air exchanger (also known as a heat recovery or energy recovery ventilator) moves stale indoor air out and fresh outdoor air in, passing the two air streams close together so some of the heat or moisture is transferred instead of wasted.
In practical terms: fresh air without giving up as much of the heat you’re paying for in winter, or the cooling in summer.
What we look at
- How tightly your home is sealed and how it’s ventilated today
- Compatibility with your existing HVAC system and ductwork
- Where the unit and its outdoor connections could go
- What you’ve noticed, such as stuffy rooms or persistent moisture
Minnesota considerations
Ventilation in a cold climate
In a Minnesota winter, opening windows for fresh air isn’t practical. An air exchanger provides ventilation without that trade-off.
Haro Heating & Cooling doesn’t make health claims about ventilation products. If you have a health concern, please talk with your doctor.
Frequently asked questions
What does an air exchanger do?
An air exchanger brings fresh outdoor air into your home and sends stale indoor air out, while helping limit how much heating or cooling is lost.
Do you install air exchangers?
Yes. Haro Heating & Cooling installs air exchangers in Twin Cities homes. Call 612-520-1623.
Is an air exchanger the same as a humidifier?
No. A humidifier adds moisture; an air exchanger provides ventilation. See whole-home humidifiers.
Serving the Twin Cities metro
Based in the Twin Cities and serving Minneapolis, St. Paul and surrounding communities.
- Brooklyn Park
- Maple Grove
- Plymouth
- Minnetonka
- Edina
- Bloomington
- Eden Prairie
- Richfield
- Roseville
- Woodbury
- Eagan
- Burnsville
Why Haro Heating & Cooling
What you can count on when you call
- Haro Heating & Cooling provides residential heating and cooling services throughout the Twin Cities metro area.
- Haro Heating & Cooling is bonded and insured. Mechanical Bond: MB-100659.
- Emergency HVAC service is available.
- Service is available in English and Spanish.
- We accept all major credit cards.
- Customers can call 612-520-1623 for service. There is no contact form; a person answers the phone.