The NCC and Exhaust Ventilation Systems In Apartment Buildings: What Body Corporates Need To Know
When was your building’s exhaust ventilation system last deep-cleaned by a professional, and do you know how well it’s operating for your residents and guests? Bathroom, ensuite, toilet and laundry exhaust systems can be easy to overlook. Much of
Another Dirty Weekend On The Coast? – Let’s Clean Your Apartment Buildings Exhaust Ventilation Systems Before The Summer Heat!
Everyone loves a dirty weekend… Until you look up at that old vent hanging out the bathroom ceiling. Every week, SafeAir are deep-cleaning exhaust ventilation systems for resorts, apartment buildings and unit complexes across the Gold Coast, Brisbane and
Exhaust Ventilation Systems in Apartment Buildings – Maintenance Of Common Property As Part of Utility Infrastructure
“It’s the Owners Responsibility!” Are You Sure? Ventilation Systems Servicing More Than One Lot Are Part Of Utility Infrastructure. Deep-cleaning the system is not an optional service but a necessary activity for the Body Corporate to remain compliant with fundamental building
AS 1668.2 Standards Have Changed – Is Your Apartment Buildings Exhaust Ventilation System Compliant?
The release of AS 1668.2:2024 has shifted the focus beyond basic airflow toward indoor air quality, air moisture control, and system performance. Revisions to AS1668.2 recognises that different areas within a building present different levels of risk. Apartment
How Often Should We Reclean Our Buildings Ventilation Systems?
A Preventative Decision That Protects Your Building and Its Community. In most residential buildings across Queensland, mechanical exhaust ventilation systems operate quietly in the background every day. The systems are designed to extract air-moisture, heat and odours from toilet,
Cause and Effect – Queensland’s Development Boom and The Potential Impacts on Your Apartment Buildings Exhaust Ventilation Systems
Development across South-East Queensland is transforming skylines – and potentially impacting the air we breathe indoors. Wherever there are demolitions, new builds, roadworks or transport and infrastructure upgrades, there are clouds of dust: fine particles, crystalline silica from concrete