Ventilation testing is carried out so residential developments and conversions can adhere to the Part F of the Building Regulations in England and Wales. It is a process of ensuring that there is a balance among energy efficiency, air tightness, and ventilation to make the environment healthy and conducive for occupation. Prop Cert’s experts work with MHVR (Mechanical Ventilation and Heat Recovery) Systems and extractor fans to check the flow rates of fans in your building. Call us so we can book your test today.
Ventilation is essentially intended to remove stagnant air from the dwelling and replace it with fresh air. It is also used to decrease pollutant levels in the air within the building. It is a means to control condensation that creates an environment where moulds and fungi cannot grow, and dust mites cannot thrive.
Aside from good ventilation simply being a legal requirement, unacceptable ventilation has a lot of drawbacks and inconveniences, too. Poorly ventilated dwellings can be uncomfortable or even dangerous to live in. They will also be costly in both time and money to maintain down the line.
Ductwork is essential to getting a good rating. Poor ductwork can decrease efficiency of the whole system, increase the noise levels, reduce quality of the air, and increase pollution within the dwelling. Our tests will look into your air ducts and give your reliable advice to implement improvements where needed.
Testing should be performed once the ventilation systems are already in place and power is already available in the development. We test all facets of the property’s ventilation system. We compute for the whole building’s ventilation standard rate. Plus, we offer this service at the most competitive price.
If you have more questions about ventilation testing, our team is always ready to answer them when you give us a call. We have been working with residential and commercial developments since 2010. We can help you meet government standards and make your development more efficient and cost-effective to run. We know this because we also offer Energy Performance Certificates, Electrical Installation Condition Reports, Asbestos Surveys, and Fire Risk Assessments.
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Examples of Code C1 include exposed live wires that are accessible to human touch and conductive parts that have become exposed.
Examples of Code C2 include the absence or a reliable earthing, and when a metallic pipe is used for flammable
liquids like gases.
Examples of Code C3 include the absence of a \'Safety Electrical Connection - Do Not Remove\' sign, and socket
outlets mounted incorrectly.