Residential Extreme Home Makeover -HRV 1
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Residential Extreme Home Makeover -HRV 1
Fall/W inter 2006 Sundays 8/7c on ABC AFTER BEFORE Volunteer crew installs two Lifebreath 200MAX Heat Recovery Ventilators during the 1-week building frenzy. Extreme Makeover Home Features Two Lifebreath 200Max HRVs T y Pennington and the gang from ABC’s hit series ‘Extreme Makover: Home Edition’ traveled to The North Pole, Alaska to deliver an early Christmas gift to Betsy Rogers’, a single mother and her incredible family. Recently, the Rogers’ family fell into hard times when Betsy’s marriage ended, leaving the family in a difficult financial situation. To make matters worse, Betsy’s brother suffers from kidney failure and requires regular dialysis treatments. Despite her family’s already strained living conditions, Betsy immediately invited her brother and his three children to move in with her family. Lifebreath HRVs will provide the Rogers’ family with the ultimate fresh incoming air. The 13 member family was then crammed into a tiny home with two bedrooms and a bathroom. The walls were separating from each other, windows were cracked, the house had no foundation or insulation, the front door didn’t lock and the water heater supplied only enough heat for one warm shower. These problems created major health threats, especially in the winter when temperatures drop to negative sixty degrees. A local builder, Landmark, Inc. along with hundreds of volunteers, stepped up to take on the enormous challenge of building the Rogers’ family a 4000sq.ft. dream home in just one week. Nutech Airia Brands Inc. was proud to be involved with the ventilation part of the home and provided two Lifebreath 200MAX Heat Recovery Ventilators, which were supplied by Frontier Plumbing Supply, and installed by Holaday-Parks, Inc.. Jerry Mustard of Holaday-Parks, Inc. remarked “Project management was very challenging on this project. Everything had to be coordinated and planned out ahead of time so that things went together quickly and correctly the first time. We made CAD drawings to show relative locations of the ducts, walls, and floor joists so we could find the problem areas before we even went out to the jobsite.” Holaday-Parks, Inc. and the volunteer crew did an excellent job installing the two Lifebreath HRV’s during the 1-week building frenzy. The Rogers’ family will benefit from the energy efficient HRVs which transfer heat from the stale exhausting air to the fresh incoming air, producing the ultimate clean air home. www.lifebreath.com