Commercial and Residential Ventilation Systems

Achieving good ventilation within your building can be complicated, and can require a combination of complex vent systems working in tandem to achieve efficient results.

As experts in this field, Meridian Cooling can create a bespoke ventilation system that provides not only effective heating and cooling, but air purification and ventilation at the same time.

We install a wide range of systems, including MVHR systems. To arrange a free survey of your premises or to discuss a new ventilation system for your commercial, residential or industrial property, contact our team today on 01202 658254!

How Ventilation Systems Work

Understanding how ventilation systems function helps you appreciate their importance in maintaining healthy indoor air quality.

These systems work by creating controlled airflow that removes stale, humid air whilst introducing fresh outdoor air into your property. The process involves strategic air movement through intake and exhaust points, ensuring continuous circulation throughout your building. Modern ventilation systems use fans and ductwork to manage airflow direction and volume. Intake vents draw fresh air from outside, whilst exhaust points remove contaminated indoor air containing moisture, odours, and pollutants. Advanced systems incorporate heat recovery technology, capturing warmth from outgoing air to pre-heat incoming fresh air, maximising energy efficiency.

Smart controls monitor indoor air quality, automatically adjusting fan speeds based on humidity levels, occupancy, and air quality sensors. This intelligent operation ensures optimal performance whilst minimising energy consumption, creating comfortable, healthy environments for occupants year-round.

Why is Good Ventilation Important?

Having good ventilation is incredibly important for the wellbeing of all residents, staff and customers within your building.

Reduce the Spread of Viruses

We all expel particles of moisture as we breathe, and potential airborne viruses with it. Without a good ventilation system in place, these bugs remain trapped within your building, leading to a higher risk of infection.

Improve Alertness

As we inhale and exhale, we are constantly using up available oxygen in the air, breathing out CO2 in its place. Low oxygen levels in the air can result in tiredness and lethargy, as our brains need sufficient oxygen to function effectively.

Remove Allergens

Dust, pollen and other allergens can make their way into your building over time. Without a ventilation system in place to remove them, it increases the risk of them negatively impacting people who are sensitive to them, for example, those with respiratory and skin conditions.

Reduces the Occurrence of Condensation

We are constantly adding to the moisture content in the air simply by breathing. If you consider other daily functions, such as turning on the tap or shower, this can quickly add up. The higher the moisture content in the air, the higher the risk of condensation problems developing. This in turn can lead to mould growth and costly decorative spoiling.

Check out our blog for even more detailed benefits to having a good ventilation system in place, and to arrange a free survey of your premises to determine the perfect ventilation system, contact our team today!

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Affordable, Reliable Ventilation Systems For Residential, Commercial & Industrial Premises

Add a modern ventilation system and give your premises in Dorset or Hampshire the breath of fresh air it needs. Instantly improve air circulation and achieve better temperature control, as well as help keep the spread of illness to a minimum.

At Meridian Cooling we’ve installed countless ventilation systems in all types of buildings across Bournemouth, Poole and Southampton, ranging from small retail outlets to large industrial warehouses, so we have the experience and knowledge to deliver a high-quality result.

Our experienced ventilation engineers are fully accredited and can help you create a bespoke ventilation system that will deliver exceptional performance at an affordable price.

Not only that, our service doesn’t stop once your system is installed – we can also support you with an ongoing maintenance package to ensure your ventilation continues to perform to an optimum level.

Get in Touch for a FREE Ventilation System Quote!

For more information about our specialist ventilation systems and services in Bournemouth, Poole and Southampton, contact our specialists today on 01202 658254.

Ventilation System FAQs

Is air conditioning the same as ventilation?

No, they are separate concepts. Air conditioning units recycle indoor air and change its properties to either heat or cool the room, whilst ventilation systems remove stale air from within your building and replace it with fresh air from outside

We can, however, design a complete system that incorporates both air conditioning and ventilation for a complete solution. Contact us today to arrange a free site survey.

Are ventilation systems noisy?

If installed correctly, ventilation systems should not create much noise during use, though some extractor fans can be noisier than others.If you’re worried about how much noise a ventilation system will create, talk to a member of our team on 01202 658254, they will put your mind at ease with their many years of expertise.

Can I get a bespoke ventilation system for my home or business?

Yes. We’re experts in ventilation system design and can provide a tailored system that suits your building’s size and requirements. Contact us today to get started!

Does a dehumidifier work the same as a ventilation system?

Both dehumidifiers and ventilation systems work to improve air quality and reduce the moisture content in the air, however, a dehumidifier is only effective in the room it’s in. A ventilation system can provide an entire building with filtered air, rather than just a single room.

What is mechanical ventilation in buildings?

Mechanical ventilation refers to the use of artificial ventilation methods, such as extractor fans, vents and ducts, to assist with air circulating and purification.

What is a natural ventilation?

Natural ventilation is the use of natural methods, such as opening windows and doors, to promote better air flow.

Which ventilation system is best?

The best ventilation system will depend on the type and size of your premises. We install MVHR, VRF and wide range of other ventilation system types, so you can rest assured that we’ll be able to design the perfect fit for your needs and budget. Contact us today to arrange a free site survey and quote!