33K views · 193 reactions | installing an ERV in my crawl space  | Mike Holmes | Facebook

I am a big believer in installing an ERV in every home. I even think it should be minimum code as it is the most effective way to ensure balanced air exchange and energy efficiency. I got a chance to see Panasonic North America's new Intelli-Balance® 100 - Any Climate ERV at the International Builder Show and this product is brilliant. It comes in a hardwired model which means you don't need to have a furnace to install this in your home which makes it great for sunrooms, home additions, or even

688K views · 3.1K reactions | Installed an ERV in my crawl space. Most of you know what an HRV is. Energy Recovery Ventilators (ERVs) manage the moisture in the air being pulled into your home. For example when the humidity level is low in winter, ERV systems limit the amount of moisture expelled from your home. #healthyhomes #HolmesatHome Panasonic North America Panasonic Breathe Well | Mike Holmes | Facebook

9.7K views · 270 reactions | When we build airtight homes, we build a bubble that protects us from all those outdoor contaminants. That’s why an ERV (energy recovery ventilator) is so important. It creates that fresh air delivery system for every room in your house, exchanging both heat and moisture. #HealthyHome #IndoorAirQuality #ERV #EnergyRecoveryVentilator | Mike Holmes Jr. | Facebook

You've seen me talk about ERVs and install one in my house. Here's why I think every home should have one: 👍 It can improve your indoor air quality. An ERV brings in fresh filtered air from outside while exhausting stale. polluted air from the inside. 👍 It's energy efficient and can save you on your energy bills 👍 It can help manage moisture levels in your home, although it's not a dehumidifier 👍 It's easy to maintain Panasonic North America Panasonic #INDOORAIRQUALITY | Mike Holmes

If you're trying to build a healthier home, understanding your air system matters. ERV or HRV—what’s the difference? Both ERVs (Energy Recovery Ventilators) and HRVs (Heat Recovery Ventilators) are air exchangers. They both remove stale indoor air and bring in fresh outdoor air, which is critical for indoor air quality. The key difference is how they manage moisture. Here's how it works. 🎧 Want to hear more about how air exchangers like this work and why every home should have one? Listen to th