The ventilation inside a home — the HRV or ERV, bathroom exhaust fans, and the ducting that connects them — runs quietly for years, and is serviced far less often than it should be. Filters load up, cores collect dust, fan wheels lose capacity, and the fresh-air change the system was designed to deliver gradually declines. Most people notice the symptoms before the cause: lingering condensation on windows, bathrooms that stay steamy, stale air.
We service the whole suite-level system. For HRVs and ERVs that means filters, the heat-exchange core, fans, condensate paths and the accessible connected ducting, restored to the airflow the unit was designed for. For bathroom exhaust it means the fan itself, the duct run and the termination — because a clean fan blowing into a blocked duct still moves no air.
Condos, townhomes and houses
In newer condos, the HRV is often a compact unit that has never been opened since occupancy. In houses, systems vary widely in age and configuration. We work across both, and in multi-family buildings we service suite ventilation as part of building-wide programs — combining HRV/ERV service, bathroom exhaust and dryer exhaust into a single coordinated visit per suite, which keeps access requests to a minimum.
Honest scope
We clean and maintain what is accessible and serviceable. Where we find components that need repair or replacement — a failed fan motor, damaged ducting inside a wall — we document the condition and tell you plainly rather than improvising outside our scope.