It feels reassuring to be in contact with a specialist

Viktor lives with his partner Rebecka Tulkiewicz and their two young children, and he runs an e-commerce store from home selling discs. The townhouse was originally heated by electricity with radiators but over the years had both an air source heat pump installed in the basement and another on the ground floor.

After the installation of the air source heat pumps, it became clear that a single solution was not enough to handle the house's heating. The heat did not circulate between the floors, and it was noticeably colder on the upper floor where the family's bedrooms are located. In winter, they could have up to 23-24 degrees on the ground floor but only 16-18 degrees upstairs.

After replacing the windows to improve thermal insulation and save energy, ventilation also became a problem. Viktor felt that the air was running out when he sat at home working for a few hours. For him and Rebecka, it was important that they had a good indoor climate, especially for the children's sake. They realized that they both had a need to bring more fresh air into the house and that the heat should circulate better between the floors.

Viktor contacted Airmove, and within a few days, they came for a home visit and confirmed that the carbon dioxide level in the house was high. Viktor and Rebecka were recommended to install five Airmove 3.0, fresh air vents that bring fresh air into the house and remove polluted air. In addition, the installer suggested an Airmove 2.0 between the floors to circulate the heat up to the upper floor.

Today, Viktor and Rebecka experience both fresher air and a more stable temperature across all three floors, which creates a more pleasant and healthier living environment. When winter comes, Viktor believes that the house's heating system will also work more efficiently thanks to the improved air circulation. He feels secure that they hired a company with knowledge and experience in working with fresh air in homes.