Ventilation and air quality, done right
Condensation, stale air and weak fans usually mean your home isn't ventilating properly. We find the cause and fix it.
Air in, air out, the way it should be
Four kinds of work, one goal: air that moves where it should and moisture that leaves the building.
Signs your air isn't moving
- Condensation on windows every winter morning
- Bathrooms that stay steamy long after a shower
- Stale or musty smell in closed rooms
- Black spotting on ceilings or window frames
- Dust building up faster than you can wipe it
Moisture problems compound. Book a service before the drywall pays for it.
What ventilation work typically costs
Ventilation questions we hear a lot
What does an HRV actually do?
It swaps stale indoor air for fresh outdoor air continuously, recovering most of the heat on the way out. Fresh air without the open-window heating bill.
Why do my windows drip every winter?
Too much moisture, not enough air exchange. Cooking, showers and breathing add litres of water a day. If it can't leave, it condenses on the coldest surface you own.
Should my bathroom fan run all the time?
During and 20 to 30 minutes after a shower, yes. A timer switch makes that automatic. If it can't clear the mirror in that time, the fan is undersized or venting badly.
Do you clean out mould?
We fix the airflow problem that causes it. Serious remediation is a specialist's job, but without fixing ventilation first it always comes back.
Not sure what's wrong with your air?
Describe the symptoms and we'll tell you whether it's worth a visit.