As suppliers of innovative ventilation systems, we are extremely passionate about providing good indoor air quality to everyone, which is why we’ve joined forces with Bioclad^® and JTM Service in a unique alliance to help you achieve the perfect risk control solution against three of the main sources of cross contamination within a care home environment: ventilation, laundry areas and walls.

As most developers and builders already know, ventilation became a ‘notifiable work’ as a result of the 2010 revisions to Part F of the Building regulations. Ventilation must now be installed by a competent person and signed off by Building Control.

In order to create a healthy living environment and avoid any condensation and mould problems, asset managers around the country are kept on their toes as it falls to them to ensure their housing stock is kept well ventilated.

EnviroVent’s team of system designers can ensure the most effective ventilation solution is specified to comply with government regulations.

Want to improve your knowledge, skills and career prospects by gaining a BPEC qualification in domestic ventilation? Call us today on 01423 810 810.

Changes to Part F of the Building Regulations have seen ventilation become a controlled service, focused on energy efficiency & correct installation.

The UK Government has set itself an ambitious goal to achieve an 80% reduction in carbon emissions by 2050. Find out about ventilation and how it can benefit your home by reducing condensation and saving you money on energy bills.

Are you a homeowner who’s looking for ways to reduce your energy bills this year? You’ll be pleased to know that the coalition Government is set to introduce legislation to make it possible for you to improve the energy efficiency of your property through the Green Deal.

It is the time of year for student landlords and letting agents to invest money into redecorating and maintaining their properties to cover up the problems caused from previous occupants lifestyles of drying clothes on radiators, bathing without the window open and cooking food without ventilation.

RetroVent is a compact, stylish through the wall single room heat recovery unit for bathrooms, kitchens, WCs, utility rooms and small offices.

Hospitals, care homes and doctors’ surgeries are under increasing pressure to reduce the risk of bacterial infections and cross-contamination. Mike Massey, R&D Director at EnviroVent, the sustainable ventilation manufacturer, explains how using technology and traditional techniques is the most effective solution to this major problem.

Interior designs have influenced the way we choose items for the home from wallpaper to practical electrical appliances. From cooker hoods to shower curtains, current trends have an effect on what we buy and even in a recession consumers still want to furnish and enhance their homes. For the style conscious certain appliances, such as extractor fans, still provide a challenge.