ERV Systems in Boston & Surrounding Areas
Improve ventilation in your home with an Energy Recovery Ventilation system. Contact Lux HVAC to discuss ERV options for your property and how they can support your heating and cooling setup.
Fresh Air with Energy Recovery
An ERV brings outdoor air into your home while exhausting stale indoor air. It transfers heat and moisture between the separate air streams, helping reduce the energy needed to heat or cool incoming ventilation air.
The right setup depends on your home’s layout, ventilation needs, and existing HVAC equipment.
What to Expect
01 — Discuss Your Ventilation Needs
Tell us about your property, your current HVAC system, and any concerns about indoor ventilation.
02 — Review Your Setup
We discuss your existing equipment and the information needed to explore suitable ERV options.
03 — Plan the Next Steps
We explain the proposed approach and available service options so you can decide how to proceed.
ERV System FAQs
ERV stands for Energy Recovery Ventilation. These systems exchange indoor and outdoor air while transferring heat and moisture between the air streams.
No. An ERV provides ventilation and works alongside heating and cooling equipment. It does not replace the system that maintains your home’s temperature.
Both recover heat during ventilation. An ERV also transfers moisture, while an HRV primarily transfers heat. The appropriate choice depends on the climate and your home’s needs.
An ERV’s main purpose is to exchange indoor and outdoor air. Filtration depends on the equipment, and an ERV does not replace dedicated air cleaning when it is needed.
Complete the form below or call (857) 237-0059. Include your city and let us know whether you have an existing ventilation system or are considering a new one.
Ask About ERV Systems
Tell us about your property and your ventilation needs. Include your city and a brief description of your current heating, cooling, or ventilation equipment.
