What is MVHR and is it worth it?

MVHR continuously extracts stale air and supplies fresh, filtered air while recovering heat from the extracted air. In well-insulated homes it dramatically improves air quality and cuts heating losses.

How often should ventilation filters be changed?

Typically every 6–12 months depending on the system and the local air quality. Sites near busy roads or in dusty environments need more frequent changes.

Do you provide commissioning certificates?

Yes — every install is commissioned, balanced and documented so you have the paperwork building control or your facilities team needs.

Ventilation Systems

Better airflow and indoor air quality, designed around your building.

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What we offer

We design, install and maintain ventilation systems that meet Building Regulations and keep occupants comfortable — from MVHR in homes to large extract systems in commercial premises.

Modern buildings are airtight, and that means ventilation has to be designed in — not bolted on. EcoTemp delivers Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR), positive-input ventilation (PIV) and full extract-only systems for new builds, retrofits and commercial fit-outs across the South of England.

Our designs are built around Building Regulations Part F and Part L, with proper airflow calculations, low-velocity ductwork and acoustic attenuation where it matters. We commission every system to the design figures and hand over a clear airflow report.

Servicing covers filter swaps, fan and motor checks, duct inspection and recommissioning. Clean filters and balanced ducts make the difference between a system that improves the indoor environment and one that just makes noise.

MVHR design & install
Extract & supply ductwork
Filter changes & servicing
Airflow testing & commissioning
Compliance with Part F

Common questions

What is MVHR and is it worth it?: MVHR continuously extracts stale air and supplies fresh, filtered air while recovering heat from the extracted air. In well-insulated homes it dramatically improves air quality and cuts heating losses.
How often should ventilation filters be changed?: Typically every 6–12 months depending on the system and the local air quality. Sites near busy roads or in dusty environments need more frequent changes.
Do you provide commissioning certificates?: Yes — every install is commissioned, balanced and documented so you have the paperwork building control or your facilities team needs.

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Areas We Cover

Ventilation Systems across Newbury, Reading, Basingstoke, Oxford, London and the wider South of England — covering Berkshire, Hampshire, Oxfordshire, Wiltshire, Dorset and Somerset.