Ventilation systems
to improve Indoor Air
Quality in the home
Improving insulation or increasing the heating in a home, which can be difficult or cost prohibitive, is not the solution to eliminating condensation and mould, but properly designed and installed ventilation systems are.
Effective, Efficient Ventilation
The key to effectively combating common ventilation problems is a properly designed, installed, commissioned and operated ventilation system that has been tailored to suit the home and it’s occupants.
Common Ventilation Problems in the Home
Condensation
Excess moisture within a building; condensation is visible on cooler surfaces such as windows and is especially common in cooler months.
Smells and Odours
The strong odours of cleaning materials, perfumes, animals, fresh paint and new furnishings all contain compounds that can cause allergic reactions.
Damp
Microscopic mould spores result from warm, poorly ventilation rooms with excessive condensation and can grow in just four hours.
Mould
Microscopic mould sportes are easily inhaled and can aggravate eczema and respiratory conditions such as asthma.
Dust Mites
Found in most household soft furnishings, dust mites breed rapidly in humid conditions and their exoskeletons and droppings are easily inhaled.
Noxious Gases
Everyday household activities and appliances, such as heating systems and cooking, release potentially lethal gases into the home.
Installation Types
Suspended
