Your MVHR Heat Recovery Ventilation System is working continiously to remove stale air and pollutants and bring in fresh, replacement air.
The motors, heat exchanger, filters, air valves and ducting are quickly clogged with dustm debris and grease which impact performance

Recommended Servicing:

• Annual Servicing - Clean and sanitisation of the system including the unit, in room air valves and airflow test (more than just the fitlers)
• Check/Replace filters every 6 months (or sooner depending on outdoor air pollution)

Regular servicing will uphold manufacturer warranties and lengthen the life of your unit.

Air indoors can be up to 5X more polluted than outdoor air, so it's important we do what we can to make it as healthy and comfortable as possible. Our top recommendations are:

Ventilate, ventilate, ventilate!

•  Without adequate ventilation your home will be at risk of damp, and condensation which can turn to toxic mould. Ventilation helps remove the excess moisture and humidity which drastically reduces your risk. Not only this, it keeps your air healthier by preventing pollution, pollen, dust and other allergies from lingering inside your space.

Preventing allergies

No matter what ventilation you have in your home, if you're prone to allergies, particularly seasonal, we have a few tips!

•  Try to vaccum and mop as regularly as you can to remove any dust, pollen and other allergy triggers.

•  Try to prevent opening windows and doors as much as possible when pollen count is high.

Heat Recovery is a whole house ventilation system that extracts stale air and provides fresh replacement air to a property continusouly throughout the day.
It provides key benefits to the home and occupants;

• Maintains a good level of indoor air quality by extracting pollutants and bringing in fresher filtered air
• Helps achieve a comfortable indoor environment by extracting moisture which can cause high humidity
• Eliminates issues with mould and condensation
• Reduces your heating bill as it recovers and re-uses up to 95% of heat that would have otherwise been extracted to outdoors (it doesn't do this in the summer!)

An MVHR (Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery) system is a whole-house ventilation solution that provides fresh air while recovering heat from the outgoing stale air.

It extracts air from areas like kitchens and bathrooms, filters it, and transfers the heat to incoming fresh air from outside, which is then distributed throughout the house. This process helps maintain indoor air quality while reducing heat loss, improving energy efficiency.

MVHR filters are designed to clean the incoming and outgoing air in your ventilation system, ensuring that fresh air entering your home is free from pollutants, dust, pollen, and other harmful particles.

They also protect the internal components of the MVHR system by preventing dirt buildup, which can affect its performance and efficiency. Additionally, they help maintain indoor air quality by filtering out contaminants that could affect health, especially for allergy sufferers.

Heat Recovery is a whole house ventilation system that extracts stale air and provides fresh replacement air to a property continusouly throughout the day.
It provides key benefits to the home and occupants;

• Maintains a good level of indoor air quality by extracting pollutants and bringing in fresher filtered air
• Helps achieve a comfortable indoor environment by extracting moisture which can cause high humidity
• Eliminates issues with mould and condensation
• Reduces your heating bill as it recovers and re-uses up to 95% of heat that would have otherwise been extracted to outdoors (it doesn't do this in the summer!)

Heat Recovery is a whole house ventilation system that extracts stale air and provides fresh replacement air to a property continusouly throughout the day.
It provides key benefits to the home and occupants;

• Maintains a good level of indoor air quality by extracting pollutants and bringing in fresher filtered air
• Helps achieve a comfortable indoor environment by extracting moisture which can cause high humidity
• Eliminates issues with mould and condensation
• Reduces your heating bill as it recovers and re-uses up to 95% of heat that would have otherwise been extracted to outdoors (it doesn't do this in the summer!)

If your MVHR system requires repair, it’s best to contact a qualified technician or the original installer, especially if they are BPEC-accredited. Attempting to fix it yourself may void the warranty or cause further damage.

Many MVHR systems come with service agreements or are covered under warranty, so always check your documentation before seeking repairs. Regular maintenance can prevent breakdowns, but in case of malfunction, a professional assessment will identify and resolve the issue efficiently.