Heat Recovery Ventilator Systems and Costs

The cost of a heat recovery ventilator is not listed as a fixed amount. Available systems include plug-and-play residential and small-building equipment as well as modular and unitary systems for larger applications. The appropriate configuration depends on airflow, installation requirements, and HVAC integration, so request a quotation based on the project specification.

No standard HRV system price is provided because equipment selection varies by application and configuration. Product options include compact plug-and-play designs, modular energy recovery modules, and larger unitary ERV systems. Share the required ventilation application, airflow range, and project conditions so the appropriate equipment and pricing can be reviewed.

An average installation cost is not specified. Installation expenses may depend on the selected unit, duct routing, electrical connections, controls, access, and whether the system is integrated with existing HVAC equipment. Building Performance Equipment can help identify the relevant system requirements, but installation pricing should be confirmed for the specific project.

A fixed installation cost is not available in the provided product information. Mechanical ventilation heat recovery projects can involve equipment, ductwork, controls, electrical connections, commissioning, and site-specific labour. The final scope depends on the building and selected configuration. Submit project details to discuss equipment suitability and obtain a project-specific quotation.

The product range is used in residential homes, multifamily buildings, small and large offices, light commercial spaces, industrial facilities, machine shops, and buildings requiring dedicated ventilation or fresh-air makeup. Products are also identified for Energy Star, Passive House, net-zero, retrofit, and new-installation applications.

Heat recovery ventilators exhaust stale indoor air and introduce outdoor air while transferring thermal energy between the airstreams. Selected equipment includes filtration for fresh and exhaust air, while energy recovery helps support comfortable ventilation. System performance depends on correct sizing, airflow balance, installation, and integration with the building’s HVAC design.