An unventilated Gainesville attic can hit 150°F or higher. A properly installed attic fan can drop attic temps by 50°F or more — easing HVAC load and lowering bills.
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On a summer day in Gainesville, an unventilated attic can reach 150°F or higher — dramatically increasing your home's cooling load and shortening the lifespan of your roofing materials. A properly installed attic fan can drop attic temperatures by 50°F or more, giving your HVAC system a meaningful break and lowering your energy bills.
An attic fan that's too small won't move enough air to make a difference. One that's too large — or installed without adequate soffit intake ventilation — can depressurize your attic and pull conditioned air up from your living space, actually increasing your energy costs. 352 Electric assesses your attic's square footage, existing ventilation, and configuration before recommending and installing the right solution.
We serve a 50-mile radius including Tioga, Alachua, Waldo, Micanopy, Newberry, Melrose, High Springs, and beyond.