Home Comfort 

QuietCool is the revolutionary whole house fan that has taken America by storm. QuietCool users across America have experienced significant savings when they turn their A/C off and their QuietCool on.

The QuietCool Revolution is being led by people like yourself that are tired of spending all of their hard-earned money on their electric bills. QuietCool whole house fans allow homeowners to turn their most expensive appliance off and improve the comfortability of their home for just pennies an hour.

EFFICIENT

Save Money

QuietCool whole house fans can save up to 50-90% on your A/C related costs. Instead of paying premium rates for air conditioning, QuietCool helps limit A/C usage to the hottest parts of the day. Anytime it is cooler outside than inside, run your QuietCool system instead!

QUIET

About as quiet as A/C

The QuietCool whole house fan operates at the sound of a whisper. You can sleep, talk, or watch TV without noise disruption. Many of our QuietCool whole house fans operate around 45-51 dB. Compare that to a traditional whole house fan that can average over 80 dB.

EASY INSTALL

QuietCool Authorized Partner

Keep your attic’s integrity completely intact while installing your QuietCool system in a fraction of the time a traditional whole house fan takes! All units fit 16” or 24” on center which requires no joist cutting in the attic.

WARRANTY

Motor Replacement

 Each Trident Pro comes with an industry leading 15-year motor warranty

The QuietCool whole house fan system exchanges the entire volume of air inside your home 15-20 times per hour. This will allow you to breathe fresh air continually, control mold/mildew, and reduce airborne sickness. The Environmental Protection Agency reports that indoor air pollution may be 2-5 times more polluted than outdoor air, even in major metropolitan smoggy cities.

The QuietCool whole house fan system cools the entire house by up to 30 degrees and the attic by up to 50 degrees. The system will make you feel 10 degrees cooler instantly. The Department of Energy (DOE) reports that whole house fans are the most cost-efficient way to cool your home.