Ventilation
Mechanical ventilation and MVHR, quiet and balanced.
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Fresh air at home, without the heat escaping
The better your home is insulated, the more ventilation matters. We replace ventilation units, fit MVHR units that recover heat and balance every room until the airflow is right.
Book a heat surveyWhat's included
- Airflow measured in each room
- Mechanical ventilation or MVHR
- Quiet unit with CO₂ or humidity sensor
- Vents cleaned and balanced
- Measurement report on completion
- Filters in stock, for later too
We work withRemeha · Vaillant · Intergas · Daikin · NIBE · Itho Daalderop
Prices
- Replace a mechanical ventilation unit€695
- Fit an MVHR unit, adjust the ductsfrom €3,950
- Ventilation balancing with measurement report€145
- Filter set for your MVHR unit€39
Including VAT and installation. To the price list
Notice this at home?
Then your ventilation isn't refreshing the air well enough.
- Misted-up windows in the morning
- A musty smell or mould in the bathroom
- Headaches or poor sleep in a closed bedroom
- A ventilation unit that hums or rattles
- After insulating: damp that lingers
What does an MVHR unit do?
The stale air going out warms the fresh air coming in. That way you keep up to 90% of the heat inside, while your home still breathes.
How installation day goes
- 08:00We measure what each vent does now.
- 09:00The old unit out, the new one in. Ducts adjusted where needed.
- 12:30Clean and replace the vents.
- 14:00Balance room by room until the airflow is right.
- 15:30Measurement report and how to use the controls.
Questions about ventilation
Why ventilation when you make your home greener?
A well-insulated home is airtight. Without good ventilation, damp and CO₂ linger. An MVHR unit refreshes the air and keeps the heat inside.
How often do the filters need replacing?
About twice a year. You can do it yourself. At the yearly service we clean the unit and balance it again.
Also at Stroomlijn
No idea which system you need? Call 06 12345678, and we'll work it out with you.
First the measurements, then the price
An adviser visits for free and measures up your home. Three working days later you get one price, with the subsidy already deducted.