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Why You Should Include a Heat Recovery Ventilation System in Your Building Project

Why You Should Include a Heat Recovery Ventilation System in Your Building Project

Home & Garden
All homes require ventilation and including a heat recovery ventilation system in your building project could be the best solution. Approximately 7-10% of all new builds around the country are self-builds. Compared to other countries, this figure is quite low. However, a recent survey suggested that over 50% of people would think about building their own home if they had the opportunity and funds to do so. Whether you’re a professional builder, when planning your own self-build or refurbishment, there’s a lot you need to think about. You need to think about what the project involves, make sure you employ qualified tradespeople to build your home properly and ensure you install vital parts like a ventilation system. Keep reading below to find out more information about heat recovery v...
Should You Go with a Heat Recovery Ventilation System?

Should You Go with a Heat Recovery Ventilation System?

Home & Garden
Heat recovery ventilation or HRV systems are a staple of energy-efficient home design. The HRV system removes stale air from the home while transferring heat to the incoming air. HRV technology is very similar to the closely related energy recovery ventilator, though it does not transfer water vapor like an ERV. Should you go with a heat recovery ventilation system? We’ll outline the pros and cons of the technology. We’ll also list factors that help you determine if heat recovery ventilation is right for your home.   The Benefits of HRV Systems HRV systems typically result in a greater exchange of air in your home. This helps remove excess humidity, indoor pollutants, and allergens inside the home. The HRV system comes with air filters that clean the air being pulled inside, whil...