EnviroVent Ltd

Havebury wanted a product that would fit in with their long term commitment to reduce carbon emissions whilst providing their tenants with a healthy indoor living environment free from condensation and mould. EnviroVent’s Positive Input Ventilation (PIV) Units were chosen because of their environmentally friendly characteristics and proven track record in providing energy efficient ventilation solutions for households across the nation.

EnviroVent has been solving condensation and poor air quality problems for the Home Group. The close working relationship began with the remedial repair work, after carrying out surveys on the properties suffering from condensation and mould problems. Up until now EnviroVent has installed 550 loft units under day-to-day remedial repair projects.

Pepenbury, a charity based in West Kent that provides care and support to people with learning disabilities, has chosen EnviroVent’s heatSava Single Room Heat Recovery Units to improve indoor air quality, reduce condensation and enhance energy efficiency. The charity approached EnviroVent to recommend an effective ventilation solution for its residential unit which supports 70 people and is based in Tunbridge Wells. Following a survey by a ventilation specialist, EnviroVent recommended that each bedroom was fitted with a heatSava 150 to provide constant ventilation and improve indoor air quality by maintaining relative humidity levels.

EnviroVent's Positive Input Ventilation Systems (PIV) have been specified and installed on a new build development programme at Greenvale Park, Newcastle. The site, developed by Miller HomesHomes, is a mixture of 2 and 3 bedroom properties located just off the A1 motorway within close proximity of the Metro Centre. PIV was installed to meet the requirements of energy efficient ventilation in accordance with Part F of the Building Regulations and to meet the SAP requirements for code level 3. A BBA approved PIV unit is a recognised system within the Building Regulations and can achieve an attractive SAP rating.

Since 2004, Fife Council has been specifying EnviroVent Filterless Extract Fans and Positive Input Ventilation units. The PIV units had been chosen for specific applications where poor ventilation was an issue and a whole house ventilation method was required. By 2007 they had installed 475 across their housing stock. In 2010 and 2011, Fife Council instructed EnviroVent to carry out refurbishment and servicing on the units.