Extractor fans use electricity so when energy prices are high, you may be concerned about much they cost to run and if the benefits outweigh the cost.

Ventilation systems play a crucial role in maintaining healthy indoor air and it is important to think about their potential impact on the environment..

As the weather cools during the winter and you start to use the heating more, you may be worried about the cost of using an extractor fan in your home.

With heating and electricity costs at high levels, people are looking at different ways to reduce the amount of energy they consume at home to reduce their monthly bills.

It's important to do whatever we can to protect the environment, but could your home ventilation help you?

Good ventilation is essential in making our homes pleasant places, but this must be balanced against the need to maintain heat which is where MVHR systems can help.

Recent studies found that 58% of homeowners experience condensation in their home. This becomes worse in the winter months, when humidity inside the home is higher. Warm air, which carries more moisture than cooler air, is trapped inside our homes.

Did you know that EnviroVent products are manufactured in the UK, and this can help to minimise their environmental impact due to shipping.

While kitchen and bathroom extractor fans may not be the most expensive appliances in your home to run, older models can still consume a lot of energy.

If you are thinking about installing heat recovery ventilation in your home, it is useful to understand how efficient the systems are.

Whenever you use your extractor fan, the sound may be a reminder that you are using electricity, but how much does it really cost to run an extractor fan.

Are your extractor fans working properly? Ruth MacEachern, our Product Manager, gives her top tips on how to make sure your fans or ventilation system are doing their job correctly.