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VENTILATION SYSTEM SERVICING
Mechanical ventilation systems should be serviced annually. Annnual servicing and regular filter changes are fundamental to long term performance inside a home or commercial building. When a ventilation system is clogged with dust and debris, it can't do the job it's supposed to. This can often result in issues with condensation, mould, excessive noise and more.
At Duct-Air, we offer two ranges of ventilation system servicing including a heat recovery service (MVHR) and a central extract service (MEV).
HEAT RECOVERY
SERVICE
We have experience with all models/brands including:
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Vectaire MIDI & MAXI
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Vent Axia Sentinel Kinetic
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Nuaire MRXBOX
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Greenwood Airvac Vireo HR155/185, HRV2
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Titon HRV Q PLus
And many more – please send your details
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SYSTEM DEEP CLEAN PLAN
£630
The MVHR system deep clean includes all annual service elements in addition to a full clean/sanitisation of supply and extract ducting within the dwelling – recommended every 5 years
A variety of cleaning methods are used depending on duct type and layout e.g. semi-rigid ducting v rigid ducting
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MECHANICAL EXTRACT
VENTILATION (MEV)
We offer an annual MEV service which takes care of the key elements of the system and ensures it’s doing the job it’s supposed to.
We can service all models from the following brands/manufacturers;
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Greenwood Airvac Centair CMEV.4e
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Vent Axia Multivent
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Vectaire MBOX
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Titon CMEQ2
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Nuaire MEVDC
And many more – please send us an enquiry
Best Practice Guidance:
Coronavirus (COVID-19) – Ventilation & Air Conditioning Systems
“Ventilation is most critical part
of reducing transmission from
respiratory viruses.”
Jonathan Van Tam, Deputy Chief Medical Officer
(Coronavirus Press Briefing 29/4/2020)
Ventilation, air conditioning and air movement inside buildings and homes will play a fundamental role in ensuring transmission of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) is minimised indoors because it will help dilute any virus particles in the area and minimise any moisture settling on surfaces.
If you are returning to the office, school or other type of workplace, are you sure your ventilation and air conditioning systems are doing the job they are supposed to? What are the guidelines for ventilation and air conditioning during the Coronavirus Pandemic?
New guidance and best practice has been published in response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic: How to use and operate Building Services in order to prevent the spread of Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) virus (SARS-CoV-2) in workplaces.
This guidance concentrates on Ventilation and Air Conditioning Systems and there are recommendations around how systems should and shouldn’t operate and what to prioritise in respect of system performance, set up and maintenance.
Best Practice Guidance for Ventilation & Air Conditioning Systems: Coronavirus (COVID-19) in the office and workplaces
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Ventilation Rates: Extract And Supply
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Use of windows
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Recirculating Systems
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Duct Cleaning & Filters
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Safe use of Heat Recovery
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Air Purification Systems
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Specific Guidance on Toilets & WC Ventilation
CONTACT
Enquiries
For any enquiries please call: 02393 090027 or fill out the form below.
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Get a quote: 02393 090027