Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) is a smart, efficient way to create a healthier, more comfortable home. It delivers a continuous supply of fresh, filtered air while recovering heat that would otherwise be lost. As well as improving indoor air quality, MVHR can support a lower Dwelling Emission Rate in SAP—helping to boost energy performance and reduce your home’s carbon footprint.
are so many decisions to be made. Nothing is more important than getting your ventilation system right first time and choosing the right ventilation partner to help you do that is also essential.
MVHR recovers and reuses up to 95% of the waste heat within your property and has a direct impact on the Dwelling Emission Rate required for the Standard Assessment Procedure (SAP) energy assessment. All of our units are either SAP Appendix Q accredited or Passive House approved.
MVHR filters incoming air to help reduce airborne allergens such as pollen, dust and other particles. By continually replacing stale air with fresh, filtered air, it can support a cleaner, healthier indoor environment for people affected by asthma, hay fever, rhinitis and other respiratory conditions.
Worried about condensation taking over your home? An MVHR system continuously removes humid, stale air from moisture-prone rooms and replaces it with fresh, filtered air. By managing excess moisture, it can help reduce condensation on windows and lower the risk of damp and mould—supporting a fresher, healthier indoor environment.
Can smells linger in your home for days? An MVHR system continually removes stale air and replaces it with fresh, filtered air, helping to clear everyday odours from cooking, pets and busy family life before they have time to settle.
Fresh air will still circulate within your property so don’t worry about keeping your windows closed! Not only will you keep the noises out you will also increase security in the home.
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are 2.5 times more likely to be present in your home than outside. They can be found in everyday household products such as paints, cleaning fluids, aerosol sprays as well as building materials and furnishings.