America’s Best Whole House Fans
Manufacturer Direct from California.
Why Choose Us
Established in 2008, we’re a proud Southern California-based manufacturer and recognized leader in whole house fans. We craft the industry’s highest-quality fans — engineered for superior performance, whisper-quiet operation, and exceptional long-term reliability.
Our premium Centric Air models feature a German-engineered motor paired with a precision-balanced, composite 5-blade design. This delivers maximum airflow and the quietest operation possible.
Our QA-Deluxe models are built with a robust spun aluminum motor housing and advanced noise-dampening rubber grommet motor arm attachments, providing significantly quieter operation than standard competitors.
We’re the only manufacturer offering a convenient timer and temperature remote, giving you precise control for perfect home comfort — day or night.
Every model is available with R10 or R50 insulated damper boxes, making them an excellent choice even in colder climates.
What is a Whole House Fan?
A whole house fan is a powerful, ducted ventilation system installed in your attic. It pulls cool outside air through open windows and doors throughout your home, then exhausts hot, stuffy air out through your existing attic vents.
This process cools both your living spaces and your attic simultaneously — often reducing cooling costs by up to 90% compared to running your air conditioner.
The result? Superior air circulation, a healthier indoor environment, significant energy savings, and a far more comfortable home.
Whole House Fans
FIND YOUR PERFECT FAN
What House Fan is Right For Me?
Let us instantly recommend the best whole house fan based on the size and number of floors in your home.
Standard fan Recommendations
For a 1-Story 1500sf home we recommend:
Whole House Fan
For an extra $100-$200 move up to the next larger size and cool your home even faster:
Whole House Fan
Premium fan Recommendations
For a 1-Story 1500sf home we recommend:
Whole House Fan
For an extra $200 move up to the next larger size and cool your home even faster:
Whole House Fan
Your home exceeds the limit that one whole house fan can handle. Call to discuss options with one of our experts 877-267-3205
Our Products
Premium
CentricAir Whole House Fans
Standard
QA-Deluxe Whole House Fans
Attic Fan
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Gable Mounted Attic Fan
Why People Love Whole House Fans
Energy Efficiency and Cost Savings: Whole house fans use a fraction of the electricity that air conditioning uses. By drawing cool fresh outside air into the house and pushing warm stale air out, these fans can significantly reduce the need for air conditioning during cooler evenings, nights and early mornings, leading to substantial energy savings and lower utility costs.
Cooling Effect: Whole house fans effectively reduce the indoor temperature of a home by bringing in cooler outside air. This can make the living environment inside the home more comfortable, especially during the evening, night and early morning when outdoor temperatures drop.
Improved Air Quality: Modern, quiet whole house fans help ventilate homes, reducing the concentration of indoor air pollutants, such as volatile organic compounds (VOCs), dust, allergens, pet dander and cooking odors. By exchanging the indoor air with fresh outdoor air multiple times an hour, these house ventilation fans can significantly improve indoor air quality.
Quiet Operation: Modern ducted energy efficient whole house fans are designed to operate extremely quietly, minimizing noise disruption. This is a significant improvement over older models and makes them more enjoyable to use, especially during nighttime hours.
Ease of Installation and Use: Whole house fans are generally easier and less costly to install than central air conditioning systems. Many can be operated simply by opening a few windows and turning the system on, making them user-friendly.
While whole house attic fans are highly beneficial and loved by many, it’s important to note that they are most effective in regions of the country where the temperature drops at night and the air outside is cooler than the air inside. They might not be the best choice in areas with consistently high humidity or where nights remain very warm.