ECOFLOW VENTILATION Expert Home Ventilation Solutions in Melbourne

Let’s talk about your home ventilation

Welcome to Ecoflow Ventilation – your trusted experts in home ventilation across Melbourne and greater Victoria. We specialise in innovative, energy-efficient solutions designed to improve your indoor air quality, reduce moisture issues, and create a healthier, more comfortable living space.

Why Home Ventilation Matters

Modern Melbourne homes are built for energy efficiency, but this often results in tightly sealed spaces with poor natural airflow. Without proper ventilation, pollutants, allergens, and moisture build up—leading to discomfort, condensation, and even health concerns.

That’s where we come in.

At Ecoflow Ventilation, we bring fresh, filtered air into your home with professionally installed systems that are designed to suit new builds, renovations, or existing homes.

Our Ventilation Solutions

We offer a wide range of tailored systems, including:

Mechanical Ventilation Systems

Positive Pressure Systems – push clean, filtered air in
Negative Pressure Systems – extract stale, damp air out
Balanced Pressure Systems – maintain stable air pressure for optimal comfort

These systems effectively remove dust, mould spores, smoke, diesel fumes, and allergens from the air you breathe.

Centralised & Decentralised Systems

Whether you’re building or retrofitting, we’ve got the perfect solution:

Centralised systems like DVS, STIEBEL ELTRON, and Zehnder provide whole-home coverage with advanced control
Decentralised systems like LUNOS and STIEBEL’s compact units are ideal for apartments or problem rooms

Melbourne’s Home Ventilation Specialists

At Eco Flow Ventilation, we’re passionate about fresh air, clean living, and smarter homes. With years of experience improving air quality in homes across Melbourne, we provide tailored ventilation systems that make a real difference to the health and comfort of Australian families.

Our Mission

To deliver high-performance home ventilation solutions that enhance air quality, regulate humidity, and promote healthier living environments in homes across Victoria.

What We Do

We specialise in the supply and installation of mechanical ventilation systems—both centralised and decentralised—to suit every home, lifestyle, and budget.

Whether you need a whole-home solution during a new build or want to fix a problem room with condensation or mould, we offer smart, energy-efficient options to suit.

Why Choose Us?

Locally Based, Melbourne Focused
Experienced Team of Ventilation Experts
Tailored Solutions for Every Home
Industry-Leading Brands: DVS, LUNOS, Zehnder, STIEBEL ELTRON
Trusted Advice & Friendly Service

We believe every home should be a healthy home—and that starts with the air you breathe.

Ecoflow Ventilation provides comprehensive home ventilation solutions designed to enhance indoor air quality and overall comfort for homes across Melbourne.

Frequently Asked Question

What ERV stands for?
What DVS Heat Transfer Systems mean or stands for?

DVS Heat Transfer Systems stands for DVS (Duct Ventilation Systems)

At EcoFlow Ventilation, we provide you with advanced DVC (Duct Ventilation System) across Melbourne, Victoria, specifically designed for your home to distribute warmth evenly from your primary heat sources to colder areas.
What EC Heat Transfer Systems mean or stands for?

EC Heat Transfer Systems stands for Electronically Commutated Heat Transfer Systems.

At EcoFlow Ventilation, we provide you with advanced EC (Electronically Commutated) Heat Transfer systems across Melbourne, Victoria, specifically designed for your home to distribute warmth evenly from your primary heat sources to colder areas.
Is DVS Heat Transfer System different to EC Heat Transfer Systems?

DVS Heat Transfer Systems stands for (Duct Ventilation Systems). EC stands for Electronically Commutated Heat Transfer Systems. The correct term is DVS EC Heat Transfer Systems.

At EcoFlow Ventilation, we provide you with advanced DVC (Duct Ventilation System) EC (Electronically Commutated) Heat Transfer systems across Melbourne, Victoria, specifically designed for your home to distribute warmth evenly from your primary heat sources to colder areas.
What is Positive Pressure Ventilation Systems?

Positive Pressure Ventilation System is also referred to as Positive Pressure System.

Positive pressure ventilation systems operate by gently introducing filtered, fresh outdoor air into your home. This continuous influx of clean air creates positive internal air pressure, helping to push stale and polluted air out through natural leakage points in your home’s structure.
What is a Subfloor Ventilation System?

Subfloor Ventilation Systems will ensure your home’s subfloor is ventilated to reduce mould, mildew growth, and enhance indoor air quality, and most importantly, protection against structural wood rot.

Subfloor Ventilation Systems prevent pest infestations, including termites

Subfloor Ventilation Systems can improve your health by reducing allergens and irritants
What is HRV stands for?

What is difference between Energy Recovery ventilation, Heat recovery and Heat Transfer?

Energy Recovery Ventilation (ERV)

What it does: Transfers heat and moisture (humidity) between incoming and outgoing air.
Ideal for: Melbourne’s variable climate, where both temperature and humidity control can improve indoor comfort and reduce energy bills.
How it works: In winter, it warms and humidifies incoming cold, dry air. In summer, it cools and dehumidifies incoming hot, humid air — all using the energy from exhaust air.

💡 ERV = Heat + Moisture exchange

Heat Recovery Ventilation (HRV)

What it does: Transfers heat only between outgoing stale air and incoming fresh air.
Ideal for: Colder climates or homes where moisture control isn’t as critical.
How it works: During winter, it captures heat from warm indoor air as it exits, and uses it to pre-warm fresh outdoor air coming in (without mixing the air streams).

💡 HRV = Heat exchange only (no moisture control)

DVS EC Heat Transfer Systems

What it does: Moves warm (or cool) air from one part of the house to another (e.g., from a warm lounge to a cold bedroom).
Ideal for: Homes with a fireplace or split system heating in one room, aiming to share heat across multiple rooms.
How it works: Uses ducting and fans to redistribute conditioned air — does not exchange air with the outside.

💡 Heat Transfer = Internal air circulation, no outdoor air involved

✅ Quick Comparison

Feature	ERV	HRV	Heat Transfer
Exchanges Heat	✅ Yes	✅ Yes	🔁 Redistributes only
Controls Moisture	✅ Yes	❌ No	❌ No
Brings in Fresh Air	✅ Yes	✅ Yes	❌ No
Air from Outside Used	✅ Yes	✅ Yes	❌ No
Ideal for Melbourne	✅ Yes (humid summers, dry winters)	✅ (if humidity control isn’t needed)	✅ Good for zoned heat sharing