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How It Works:
Get your neighbours involved: when 3 or more homes in the same area are serviced on the same day, each home pays the group price below, and the more homes, the lower the price. Each home books its own time slot, the group price stays even if someone in the group cancels, and contact details are never shared with neighbours. The final price is confirmed before the visit.
MEV / MVHR Servicing & Maintenance — Group Booking Discount
Group prices per home, including 13.5% VAT. The group size is the number of homes serviced on the same day.
| MVHR Servicing & Maintenance | Price per home | Ex. VAT + VAT 13.5% |
|---|---|---|
| Standard (1–2 homes) | €280.00 | €246.70 + €33.30 |
| Group of 3+ homes | €230.00 | €202.64 + €27.36 |
| Group of 5+ homes | €200.00 | €176.21 + €23.79 |
| Group of 10+ homes | €180.00 | €158.59 + €21.41 |
| MEV Servicing & Maintenance | MEV service | Valve cleaning add-on | Service + valve cleaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard (1–2 homes) | €249.70 | – | – |
| Group of 3+ homes | €180.00 | €30.00 | €210.00 |
| Group of 5+ homes | €160.00 | €25.00 | €185.00 |
| Group of 10+ homes | €140.00 | €20.00 | €160.00 |
Professional Ventilation Cleaning & Servicing in Ireland
Clean ventilation is not optional in modern Irish homes. Dust, moisture and imbalance build up silently — reducing airflow, increasing noise, and shortening system lifespan.
Eco Vent provides professional ventilation cleaning and servicing across Ireland, covering MVHR, MEV and DCV systems. We restore airflow, clean critical components, and ensure your system continues to meet Irish performance and compliance standards.
Ventilation cleaning. Ventilation servicing. Ventilation maintenance — done properly, not cosmetically.
Table of Contents
Why Regular Ventilation Servicing Matters
Without professional ventilation servicing:
In airtight Irish homes, ventilation maintenance is essential to prevent condensation, mould growth and long-term damage.
Benefits of professional ventilation cleaning and maintenance
A scheduled ventilation service delivers measurable benefits:
In airtight Irish homes, ventilation maintenance is essential to prevent condensation, mould growth and long-term damage.
Signs your ventilation needs a service
- Water near the unit or a drip from the ceiling. A leaking or blocked condensate drain is the most common MVHR fault we see in winter. Call us before the ceiling gets wet.
- A message on the controller. Check Filter on a Vent-Axia means the filter timer has run out; fault codes 01 to 04 point to the fans or the circuit board. See how to reset the filter message and Vent-Axia fault codes.
- Louder than it used to be. Clogged filters, a worn fan bearing or a valve knocked out of position make the unit work harder and hum.
- Steam and smells that linger. If the bathroom stays misty long after a shower, even on boost, the extract airflow has dropped.
- Humidity that stays high. Indoor humidity above 60–65% for days at a time in winter usually means too little air is moving. More condensation on modern double or triple glazing points the same way; on old single or early double glazing it can happen even when the ventilation works perfectly.
- Weak airflow from the supply valves and rooms that feel stuffy.
- Time. Filters older than a year, no service in two years, or building work in the house since the last service.
- A fire or stove that smokes into the room. If an open fire or stove smokes into the room while the extract runs, stop using it and have it checked: extract fans can pull flue gases back down the chimney. Keep a working carbon monoxide alarm.
Pick Your Ventilation Service Package
Select MEV/DCV or MVHR servicing below and book online.

Not sure which ventilation system you have in your home?
Many homeowners are unsure whether they have MVHR, MEV or DCV — and that’s completely normal.
We’ve created a technical knowledge guide explaining:
- the differences between MVHR, MEV and DCV
- what professional ventilation servicing actually includes
- why cleaning fans and heat exchangers matters

Why Choose Eco Vent for Ventilation Servicing
Vent Axia Servicing Ireland & Other Brands
Eco Vent provides Vent Axia servicing across Ireland, as well as maintenance for other HARP-listed manufacturers.
We regularly service:
- Vent-Axia
- Zehnder
- Domus
- Nuaire
- and other leading MVHR / MEV systems
All cleaning follows manufacturer-approved procedures to protect components and warranties.
Compliance With Irish Standards
All work adheres to:
- TGD Part F (2019 / 2025) – mechanical systems must remain validated and balanced.
- TGD Part L (2019 / 2023) – links energy efficiency to ventilation performance.
- S.R. 54:2014 /A2:2022 – retrofit and workmanship code.
- NSAI Ventilation Validation Scheme (Rev 8, 2025) – national competency standard.
- I.S. EN 14134:2019 – airflow testing procedure.
By following these frameworks, Eco Vent ensures every serviced ventilation duct and component meets Irish regulatory expectations.
What our customers say
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Areas we cover
We work from our base in Portlaoise and service homes across Leinster and further afield. How you book depends on where you live:
- Close to Portlaoise (Laois, Offaly, Carlow, Kilkenny, Newbridge, Kildare town, Athy, Thurles, Roscrea): book any free day.
- Dublin, Kildare, Wicklow, Meath, Louth, Westmeath, Longford and Wexford: we keep visits in each area on the same days. Book a day we’re already working near you and save €20. A new day opens at least a week ahead.
- Outside Leinster: we come on area visit days. A day goes ahead when 3 homes near each other have booked: join the list on the booking page and we’ll message you the date.
Area pages
- Dublin South & Wicklow: Dublin 2, 4, 6, 14, 16, 18, Blackrock, Bray, Greystones, Wicklow, Arklow
- Kildare & West Dublin: Naas, Maynooth, Celbridge, Leixlip, Lucan, Dublin 15, 22, 24, Newbridge, Athy
- Dublin North & Fingal: Dublin 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 17, Swords, Malahide, Balbriggan, Skerries
- Meath & Louth: Navan, Ashbourne, Ratoath, Dunboyne, Drogheda, Dundalk
- Midlands: Portlaoise, Tullamore, Birr, Edenderry, Thurles, Roscrea, Mullingar, Athlone, Longford
- South East: Carlow, Kilkenny, Muine Bheag, Enniscorthy, Gorey, New Ross, Wexford
- Cork: Cork city, Ballincollig, Carrigaline, Cobh, Midleton, Mallow, Kinsale, Bandon
- Galway: Galway city, Ballinasloe, Tuam, Loughrea, Athenry, Clifden
- Limerick & Clare: Limerick, Ennis, Shannon, Nenagh, Newcastle West
- Waterford & South Tipperary: Waterford, Dungarvan, Clonmel, Cahir, Cashel, Tipperary
- Kerry: Tralee, Killarney, Listowel, Caherciveen
- Mayo: Castlebar, Westport, Ballina, Claremorris
- Sligo, Leitrim & Roscommon: Sligo, Carrick-on-Shannon, Roscommon, Boyle
- Cavan & Monaghan: Cavan, Cootehill, Monaghan, Carrickmacross
- Donegal: Letterkenny, Donegal town, Lifford
Travel: the first 100 km by road from Portlaoise are free, then €0.60 per km. The booking page works it out for your address. Examples from the live travel check: Dublin 3 €2, Swords €5, Greystones €11, Athlone €0, Cootehill €26, Galway city €37.
10 Proven Steps for Home Vent Cleaning (MVHR System)
1) Online Pre-Check
Before the visit, we confirm your ventilation system type — for example, Vent Axia, Zehnder, Komfovent, Domus or other brands. We collect key details such as installation date, duct layout, and filter type.
You’ll receive a short pre-service checklist to help us prepare for the inspection. As a result, we arrive ready with the correct tools, filters, and documentation.
2) Safety and Inspection
Upon arrival, our technician isolates power and confirms that the unit is safe to service. We check all electrical connections, cable runs, and mounting points.
Next, we examine every ventilation duct for loose joints, crushed sections, or missing insulation. In MVHR systems, we ensure warm-air ducts are insulated properly.
Additionally, we test the condensate drain for correct trapping and flow. We also inspect silencers, plenum boxes, and air valves for wear, ensuring nothing restricts airflow.
Condensate leaks are the most common MVHR fault we see in winter. That is why we also look inside the condensate outlet with an endoscope camera. It shows whether the outlet is blocked without taking the unit apart.




3) Filter Replace and Core Component Cleaning
We remove and replace/clean filters (as applicable). We clean the unit internally, including key components such as fans and accessible sections, using manufacturer-safe methods.
4) Heat Exchanger Cleaning
We always clean the heat exchanger according to the manufacturer’s guidelines. To protect delicate coatings, we use only non-harmful, approved cleaning agents, soft brush and rinse with clean water to remove all residues.
After cleaning, we position a portable fan to direct airflow onto the heat exchanger. This method accelerates drying and ensures the component is reinstalled following best practice. The drying phase typically takes a few hours.
5) Supply & Extract Points (Valves / Grilles)
We inspect and clean accessible supply and extract vents/valves, check for blockages, and confirm they are correctly positioned and not restricted by paint, dust, or poor placement.
6) Airflow and Functional Testing
Once cleaning is complete, we measure airflows at every grille using calibrated instruments. We compare readings with design data and adjust dampers for balance.
Furthermore, we test all speed settings — trickle, normal, and boost — to confirm smooth transitions.
7) Diagnostics & Control Settings
We check the controller settings and operating modes (normal/boost/timers/summer bypass where applicable). If the unit shows faults or unusual behaviour, we carry out basic error diagnostics and advise on repair steps if required.
8) Indoor Air Quality Snapshot (Optional but Recommended)
We take a practical IAQ snapshot (typically CO₂, VOCs, relative humidity (RH) and temperature) to show what your home air looks like today and what improvements to expect from correct ventilation.
9) Service Report & Recommendations
You receive a clear summary: what we found, what we cleaned/adjusted, measured airflow results, and recommendations (filters schedule, settings, upgrades, or repairs).
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Ventilation Maintenance and Servicing FAQ
Keeping your mechanical ventilation system maintained ensures healthy air, lower running costs, and long-term reliability. The answers below address the most common questions Irish homeowners and builders ask about servicing, cleaning, and system maintenance.
How often should filters be replaced?
Most manufacturers recommend replacing MVHR filters every 12 months. However, in urban, coastal, or dusty environments, they may require more frequent replacement to maintain correct airflow. Regular filter changes protect the fans and heat exchanger from clogging and help maintain clean indoor air.
How often should the ventilation system be serviced?
A full mechanical ventilation service is typically required every 1–2 years for mvhr units, depending on usage and system type. This includes cleaning key components, airflow checks, sensor inspection, and confirming the system still meets expected performance. MEV units every 3 -5 years.
Always check your unit’s manual and follow the manufacturer’s servicing instructions, as service intervals and approved cleaning methods can vary by model.
What are the benefits of regular Ventilation Servicing?
Routine servicing delivers several measurable benefits. Firstly, it improves indoor air quality by restoring correct airflow. Additionally, it prevents breakdowns by addressing fan imbalance, or failing sensors early. As a result, the system operates quietly, runs efficiently, and remains compliant with Technical Guidance Document (TGD) Part F airflow requirements.
How often should ductwork be cleaned?
For most homes, ventilation ductwork should be professionally cleaned every 5–7 years.
However, more frequent cleaning—around 3–5 years—may be beneficial in homes with:
- Pets
- Ongoing renovations
- High indoor dust levels
- Occupants with allergies or asthma
If you notice reduced airflow, dust around vents, or unusual odours, it is advisable to arrange an inspection sooner.
What factors affect the cost of Ventilation Service?
Service pricing varies by system type and condition. Key factors include:
- MVHR, MEV / DCV configuration
- Number of supply and extract terminals
- Accessibility of the unit and ductwork
- Quality of original installation
- Availability of design drawings or commissioning data
- Airflow balancing requirements
If any additional work or replacement parts are required, the engineer will always discuss options in advance.
How long does a full Ventilation Service take?
A standard domestic MVHR or MEV/DCV service usually takes around 3 – 3.5 hours
Do you offer Vent-Axia Servicing in Ireland?
Yes. Eco Vent provides Vent-Axia servicing across Ireland, following manufacturer-approved procedures. We also maintain systems from Zehnder, Domus, Nuaire, and other leading MVHR brands.
Curious which components fail most often when a system is neglected
— and what the warning signs look like?


