Mold and dampness are two of the most prevalent problems facing many homes today and are particularly exacerbated in warmer/humid climates or poorly ventilated homes. They can cause structural damage, foul odors, and serious health issues such as allergies and respiratory problems. The main cause? Imbued moisture that cannot escape indoors because of a lack of champion insulation.

A heat recovery ventilation (HRV) system is intended to continuously renew stale inside air with the outer air, extracting heat from outgoing air. This process assists in ensuring indoor air quality and avoids the excessive accumulation of moisture.



How HRV Stops Mold and Damp

Continuous Air Exchange

HRV systems like single room heat recovery unit allow for continuous ambient outdoor air, which discourages condensation on the walls and ceilings—one of the most common contributors to mold.

Moisture Control

HRVs wipe out excess humidity in indoor spaces, creating a balance where mold spores have a hard time growing.

Temperature Regulation

HRVs aid in stabilizing the indoor temperature making cold spots, where condensation and dampness occur, less prevalent.

Improved Air Filtration

Many HRV systems come with filters that reduce airborne pollutants, allergens, and mold spores, improving overall indoor air quality.

Why Every Home Needs an HRV System?

Without proper ventilation, moisture accumulates in bathrooms, kitchens, and poorly ventilated rooms, leading to long-term structural and health issues. Investing in an HRV system not only prevents mold and dampness but also enhances comfort, reduces energy costs, and promotes a healthier living environment.