Ventilation
For those who qualify, ventilation upgrades are funded as part of the government’s ECO4 grant scheme.
Upgrades to a home’s insulation and heating system increase its energy efficiency, but it’s always crucial to check for enough ventilation. Quality ventilation keeps the inside of your home dry and keeps the air quality high.
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The Benefits Of Installing Ventilation
- Regulates air flow inside your home
- Stops condensation
- Reduces risk of mould
- Can help control temperature in your home
- Controls air impurities and odours
- Health benefits
- Part of the ECO4 grant
How Ventilation Works
Pollutants can be present in stale air within your home, therefore extract ventilation fans are needed to supply fresh air to moist areas like bathrooms and kitchens. By installing ventilation, moisture buildup, dampness and poor air quality are prevented.
When warm, moist air contacts a cold surface in your home, condensation forms. This can eventually result in the growth of mould, which poses a range of health risks such as irritation, toxic substances, allergic reactions and a higher risk of asthma attack.
Ventilation helps remove moisture, smoke, odours and indoor pollutants from your home. Structural ventilation keeps moisture out of uninsulated walls, regulates the temperature in the loft, and regulates the amount of humidity in the crawlspace.
Is Ventilation a Good Investment for Your Home?
Ventilation is essential for helping your home combat and get rid of excess moisture, smoke, indoor pollutants and odours. It keeps your home and the people in it healthy and free from the effects of mould and condensation.
Before beginning heating upgrades, we ensure your house has adequate ventilation. We update and install the appropriate ventilation systems for your building. There are several options available for wet rooms and for dryer places. We can install drill-free air-box vents on windows to provide your house with adjustable airflow.
The fabric and structure of your building can also encounter condensation, and if this is not resolved, it could result in wet or dry rot. When wet rot occurs in timbers, the wood is destroyed and part or all of the structure must be replaced. Although dry rot will eventually spread throughout the building, it can be prevented with the right ventilation.
How Does It Work?
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Receive a call
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Home Assessment
One of our qualified surveyors will visit your home to inspect and assess the requirements.
Evaluation
We review the survey and let you know if you qualify.
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We’ll come and install energy-efficient measures at no cost if you’re eligible.
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