Why Do I Need A Ventilation System?

Our ventilation services provide condensation and mould solutions to a variety of properties, preventing you from experiencing the problems that come with humidity within the home.

It is estimated that 1 in 5 UK homes suffer from condensation damp. Up to 10 litres of water are produced every day by the average family, with moisture forming as a result of cooking, washing and bathing.

When humid air comes into contact with cold spots, it cools, causing water droplets condense on the surface. This build-up of moisture together with the correct temperature can cause mould spores to germinate and spread, whilst creating the perfect breeding environment for dust mites.

The side effects of this can be unsightly and unhealthy, especially for homeowners with asthma. This is why condensation mould removal through our ventilation services at Prokil is so important, helping you to damp proof your home reliably at an affordable cost.

What Types of Ventilation Systems Are There?

With a variety of types of ventilation systems out there, our condensation specialists are able to advise which type would work best for your property through a damp survey. Book a survey with us today and we can get to the root of the problem.

See below to find out more about the main types of ventilation systems that we offer at Prokil.

Positive Input Ventilation Systems

• A positive input ventilation system ensures your home maintains a healthy air environment, which benefits both you and the property itself.
• Either fitted in a loft or ducted through an outside wall, this form of condensation control and mould removal increases the pressure within a property by inputting fresh filtered air. This consequently reduces the percentage of humidity within a property by assisting in the dissipation of moist air.

Extractor Fan Ventilation Systems

• Extractor fan ventilation systems are one of the most common forms of ventilation systems installed in properties across the UK.
• This condensation and mould solution works by removing humid air and expelling it outside of a property. Fresh air returns to the property through an open source such as a window.
• Either standard or humidity controlled extractor fans can be fitted, which are usually found in kitchens and bathrooms.