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Ventilation and Indoor Air Quality
Montréal Combustion installs, maintains, and optimizes ventilation systems for commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings. Effective ventilation protects occupant health and improves energy performance.
At a Glance
Ventilation ensures indoor air renewal and humidity control in commercial and industrial buildings. Montréal Combustion services exhaust fans, HRVs, ERVs, and air handling units.
What Role Does Ventilation Play in a Commercial or Industrial Building?
Ventilation is responsible for indoor air renewal, contaminant removal, and humidity control. In commercial and industrial buildings, it is subject to specific regulatory requirements and directly impacts occupant health, productivity, and energy costs.
What Ventilation Services Do We Provide?
- Preventive maintenance — duct inspection, filter cleaning, airflow verification, and controls calibration
- Repair — replacement of motors, belts, bearings, and control components
- Installation — commissioning of exhaust fans, air exchangers, and air handling units
- Optimization — airflow balancing, scheduling adjustments, and heat recovery improvements
- Air quality assessment — airflow measurement, CO2 monitoring, and relative humidity evaluation
What Ventilation Equipment Do We Cover?
- Industrial and commercial exhaust fans
- Air exchangers and heat recovery ventilators (HRVs)
- Energy recovery ventilators (ERVs)
- Air handling units (AHUs)
- Hoods and specialized exhaust systems
- Pressurization systems
Areas Served
Our ventilation services cover commercial, industrial, and institutional facilities across Grand Montréal, Rive-Nord, and Rive-Sud.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Why is ventilation important in a commercial building?
- Ventilation ensures indoor air renewal, removes pollutants, controls humidity, and maintains a healthy environment for occupants. Inadequate ventilation can lead to health issues, mold growth, and regulatory compliance problems.
- What types of ventilation systems do you service?
- Exhaust fans, air exchangers, air handling units (AHUs), heat recovery ventilators (HRVs), and energy recovery ventilators (ERVs).
- How can you tell if a building's ventilation is inadequate?
- Excessive window condensation, persistent odors, occupant complaints about air quality, high CO2 levels, and mold growth are common indicators of insufficient ventilation.
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