An Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery system continuously removes stale air from your home while bringing in fresh, filtered air from outside, all while recovering heat to reduce energy waste and improve efficiency.
What is an Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery system?
An MVHR system continuously extracts stale air from your home and replaces it with fresh, filtered air from outside.
At the same time, it recovers heat from the outgoing air and transfers it to the incoming air, helping to maintain a comfortable indoor temperature without wasting energy.
MVHR systems work quietly in the background to keep your home ventilated and energy efficient by removing stale air from kitchens and bathrooms and capturing heat through a heat exchanger.
Fresh air is then drawn in from outside, filtered and warmed, before being distributed throughout your home.
Our experienced engineers design and install MVHR systems tailored to your property.
From initial assessment through to installation and testing, we ensure your system runs efficiently and meets all required standards.
You’re in safe hands with a team that delivers clean, tidy, and reliable work every time.
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MVHR (Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery) is a whole-house ventilation system that removes stale air and replaces it with fresh, filtered air while recovering heat to improve energy efficiency.
It extracts warm, stale air from areas like kitchens and bathrooms, passes it through a heat exchanger, and uses that heat to warm incoming fresh air before distributing it throughout the home.
MVHR works best in well-insulated and airtight properties, such as new builds or renovated homes. It can be installed in existing homes, but performance depends on the building’s airtightness.
Costs vary depending on property size and system design, but typically range from £3,000 to £8,000+ for supply and installation.
Yes, by recovering heat from extracted air, MVHR reduces the amount of energy needed to heat your home, improving overall efficiency.
Yes, filters should be cleaned or replaced every 6–12 months, and the system should be serviced periodically to ensure optimal performance.
When properly designed and installed, MVHR systems operate very quietly, often going unnoticed in day-to-day use.
Yes, by continuously removing moist air and supplying fresh air, MVHR helps prevent condensation, damp, and mould issues.
No, MVHR provides continuous ventilation, so opening windows isn’t necessary for air quality, though you still can if you want to.