The Heat Recovery System ‘Built’ around you
We understand how important it is to consider Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery when designing the structure of a building, which is why the service we offer is designed around your project’s specific requirements. From a single room MVHR unit to full scale contracts covering a whole house MVHR system, we can design, supply, install and commission. We also offer maintenance and ongoing technical support for whole house ventilation systems.
1. Specification
Once we have established your outline requirements a budget figure for your MVHR project will be prepared. Providing this figure is acceptable, we will then prepare a detailed specification to ensure compliance with Part F Building Regulations 2021 (where required).
This will comprise BR Part F Airflow Calculations & product selection; and is based on airflow rates & any additional client preferences (brand, control options such as wireless & humidistat, summer bypass, pollen filtration, etc).
What we need to know:
- The size of the property (and ideally the internal volume)
- The total number of rooms
- The number of wet rooms (bathrooms, showers, kitchens etc)
- The likely number of occupants
- The nature of the project (New Build or Refurbishment)
- Type of Construction ie: Traditional brick with tiled roof, timber frame etc
- Number of dwellings or units in project
- The date planning permission was granted (if applicable)
2. Site Support and Supply
To include advice for you or your installer to ensure Best Installation Practice.
- Comprises MVHR Specification (as above) with an agreed fee for site attendance at 1st fix to ensure Best Installation Practice. A separate 2nd fix site visit can be included if further guidance is required and Commissioning & Certification can be offered at completion.
- This service will ensure that you or your contractor is better placed to install correctly, but you will be ultimately responsible for the integrity of the work.
What to expect:
- MVHR Specification and Draft Design
- Initial Site Survey
- Technical Site Support
- Site Attendance at 1st Fix to Ensure Best Installation Practice
- Telephone Support Where Required
- Commissioning & Certification
- Availability to our Annual Maintenance Service
3. Commissioning and Certification
Commissioning & Certification for Approved Document F of Building Regulations (2021)
- Comprises MVHR/MEV Unit programming, system balancing, digital anemometer and air valve readings (adjusting as required to meet airflow requirements).
- On-Site Engineer Technical Support during the visit.
- Maintenance Advise and Tips.
- Availability to our Annual Maintenance Service.
- Completion and provision of Commissioning Certificate.
4. A Project Managed Installation Service Comprises:
Our team of certified engineers are on hand to assist with your personalised Installation & Commissioning for Building Regulations Part F 2021.
- Specification and Draft Design
- Initial Installation Survey
- Agreed Design Drawings in PDF
- Technical Co-ordination Support
- Remote Support
- Materials Supply to site
- Project Managed installation at 1st & 2nd Fix
- Commissioning & Certification
- Availability to our Annual Maintenance Service
Components required but excluded from our scope of works.
- Electrical Works
- Condensate Pipe and Components Required
- Builders Work & Structural Penetrations
- Making-good Around Penetrations & Fire Protection Measures
Other excluded items and terms to consider:
- Variations to the agreed Design Drawings may be chargeable, unless minor and easily rectified when installation engineers are on site.
- Surplus material removal – As the surplus items were sold as a bespoke package, they are the property of the purchaser to reuse or dispose of as they see fit.
- Please note that, unless otherwise stated, duct fire protection is not included. If necessary, suitable measures will be added when the Fire Strategy is confirmed.
- If an Air Pressure Test is to be conducted, MVHR Commissioning should only be completed when the results are known. This is to ensure delivery of the correct airflow into the built environment.
As soon as you receive Planning Permission you can send us your drawings, floor plans, elevations and sections either by post, email, or by using our Contact Us page.