Domestic, Commercial & Industrial Ventilation Services in Yorkshire

TDC offers a comprehensive range of ventilation services across Yorkshire, catering to residential, commercial, and industrial properties. Our services include ventilation system installation, repairs, maintenance, air quality testing, air flow validation, and specialist extract systems. We design and install energy-efficient solutions that improve air circulation, regulate temperature, and remove airborne pollutants. Whether you need a new system or upgrades to an existing one, our expert team ensures full compliance with health and safety regulations. Additionally, we provide tailored ventilation solutions for businesses in various industries, ensuring optimal air quality and performance.

Ductwork cleaning is crucial for maintaining good indoor air quality and the efficiency of ventilation systems. Over time, dust, allergens, bacteria, and other pollutants accumulate within duct systems, reducing airflow and potentially causing health issues. Regular cleaning removes these contaminants, improving air circulation and preventing the spread of airborne particles. Clean ducts also enhance the efficiency of ventilation systems, reducing energy consumption and extending equipment lifespan. Businesses and homeowners benefit from cleaner, healthier air while also ensuring their systems run at peak performance, minimising maintenance costs and energy wastage.

Air flow validation and commissioning ensure that a ventilation system operates as intended, meeting industry standards and regulatory requirements. This process involves thorough testing, adjustments, and fine-tuning to optimise system performance, energy efficiency, and indoor air distribution. Proper validation helps identify inefficiencies, such as air leakage or uneven distribution, which can impact health, comfort, and productivity. Businesses benefit from improved environmental conditions, reduced operational costs, and compliance with safety regulations. Regular commissioning is essential for newly installed systems and when modifications are made to existing setups.

Air quality testing in commercial buildings should be conducted at least once a year, though more frequent testing is recommended for industries with higher risks of air contamination, such as healthcare, hospitality, and manufacturing. Regular assessments help detect pollutants, humidity imbalances, and ventilation inefficiencies that may affect occupant health and productivity. Businesses operating in regulated environments must adhere to health and safety standards, which often require routine testing. Proactive air quality monitoring ensures a safe, comfortable, and compliant indoor atmosphere while preventing costly remedial actions.

Specialist extract systems are essential for industries where airborne contaminants, dust, fumes, or hazardous substances are present. These include manufacturing, healthcare, laboratories, commercial kitchens, and construction. Manufacturing plants require extraction for welding fumes, dust, and chemical vapours, while healthcare facilities need controlled air systems to manage airborne pathogens. Laboratories must maintain strict air purity standards, and commercial kitchens require high-performance extraction to remove grease, smoke, and odours. TDC designs and installs bespoke extract systems to meet the unique needs of each industry, ensuring compliance, safety, and optimal air quality.

Positive Input Ventilation (PIV) and Heat Recovery Ventilation (HRV) are two distinct approaches to improving indoor air quality and managing humidity levels. PIV systems work by introducing fresh, filtered air into a building at a continuous rate. This process creates a slight positive pressure that forces stale, humid air out through natural leakage points. PIV is particularly effective in reducing condensation and damp issues in homes and is commonly used in residential settings.

On the other hand, Heat Recovery Ventilation (HRV) systems operate by extracting stale air while simultaneously recovering heat energy and using it to warm the incoming fresh air. HRV systems are more energy-efficient as they reduce heat loss, making them ideal for well-insulated homes and commercial properties where energy conservation is a priority.

While PIV is a cost-effective and simple solution for general ventilation needs, HRV offers greater energy efficiency and climate control benefits. The choice between the two depends on factors such as property type, ventilation requirements, and energy efficiency goals.