Ventilation

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All types of ventilation systems

We can design, install and commission all types of ventilation systems whether for your fresh air requirements, odour extraction or fumes.
 These can also be integrated within fresh air ‘heat recovery’ systems in the workplace, home or ‘ducted’ air-conditioning systems fully integrated within the building. 

Ventilation for a comfortable environment, reduce condensation and stale air, better healthy environment including solutions for COVID, domestic and commercial and industrial.

Adhere to the latest BUILDING REGULATIONS for air quality in the work place under the HEALTH AND SAFETY AT WORK ACT 1974 and the occupiers Liability Act 1984, "an employer has a duty of care to ensure that a safe and healthy environment is provided"
The Approved Code of Practice accompanying the Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) regulations, states that indoor air quality SHOULD BE at least equal to, but ideally even better than the air outside your building.

HSE Document EH40 and standards also required by the Control Of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Regulations.
Regulation 6 of the workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations states that: "Effective and suitable provision shall be made to ensure that every enclosed workplace is ventilated by a sufficient quantity of fresh or purified air" REGULATION 7 relates to 'temperature within indoor workplaces'.

This can be achieved by supply and extract fans and ventilation systems OR the more energy efficient HEAT RECOVERY units that 're-use' previously heated or cooled air within a room to further save heating and cooling costs maintaining energy efficient buildings.

Ventilation questions and answers

  • Is an air source heat pump suitable for my home?

    Heat pumps are the most efficient source of heating available on the market today, whether or not it is the more favoured Air to air or the recently introduced air to water. Heat pumps require an outdoor space where a unit can be installed, either on a wall or on the ground. The unit needs plenty of surrounding space in order to get a good flow or air.

  • Is your home well insulated?

    In order for the heating system to be as effective as possible, your home needs to be well insulated and draught proofed.

  • What fuel will you be replacing?

    This system will pay for itself far quicker it it’s replacing oil, direct electrical heating or coal, these can of course have the advantage of COOLING too.

  • Is the system intended for a new development?

    If so, combining the heat pump installation with other building work can reduce the overall cost of installing the system, think about solar PV, which can therefore provide FREE heating and cooling during daylight hours. 

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