Plan ventilation around the property
A new installation starts with the spaces involved and what you want the project to address. Describe whether you’re fitting ventilation during refurbishment, replacing an existing system or discussing extraction for particular rooms.
Use our installation page to prepare the project details. Equipment selection, possible duct routes and coordination with other building work can be identified as decisions still to be made.
Give existing systems the right attention
Scheduled servicing and a reported fault need different starting information. For maintenance, describe the equipment and records you hold. If operation has changed, explain what you’ve noticed and when it began.
Our ventilation maintenance page covers servicing requirements and how to describe faults. Use existing observations rather than opening equipment or trying to reproduce a problem.
Ventilation work in occupied premises
Commercial enquiries need to account for how the building is used. Include the areas affected, occupancy arrangements and any limits on disruption, alongside the ventilation work itself.
The commercial ventilation page helps you outline those requirements. A refurbishment deadline, handover or planned closure may be relevant to the timing.
Start with the details you know
Unknown specifications don’t need to become guesses. Describe the requirement in ordinary language and mention documents or service records you already hold.
Send your London ventilation requirements through the contact form, including the property location and the work you’d like to discuss.