Double Garage Division
Isabelle from BallaratWe have a double garage that is under the main house roof and would like to create more living space. Do we need a permit to cut the garage in half and make it into another bedroom and kids play ... continue reading
Balustrading Options
Elise from PearcedaleWe are renovating our House and are adding a decking area on the second level. We are not sure what options there are available for Balustrading, would you be able to give us an idea of what is out ... continue reading
Achieving Five Star Rating
Natalie from SorrentoI am building a new house and I have heard about 5 Star Ratings, but am not really sure what it is required. Can you please explain the "Basics" as I would like my house to be as energy efficient as ... continue reading
Kitchen Face-lift
Gail From BalnarringWe have just moved into a fantastic 6 year old dream home in Balnarring. The kitchen is in good condition but we would like to upgrade it with todays colours and add our personal touch. Is there a ... continue reading
Book the Home Innovations Training Room
posted 2 months, 5 days, 13 hours, 21 minutes agoHome Innovations offers a modern facility perfect for company training, seminars and group meetings. Click the link to check the room ... continue reading
Home Innovations is Closing for Renovations
posted 2 months, 6 days, 13 hours, 43 minutes agoHome Innovations is having a reception make-over in the first week of December. The Showroom will be closed on Monday 5th & Tuesday 6th of December. Home Innovations apologises for any ... continue reading
2012 Industry Forecast
posted 2 months, 1 week, 10 hours, 4 minutes agoThe Inaugural Industry Forecast Night was a major success! The night was attended by a fantastic group building professionals. Special thanks go to Simon Tiller for Archicentre, Shane Murphy from ... continue reading
Latitude 37 Sweeps the HIA 2011 Awards
posted 2 months, 3 weeks, 5 days, 15 hours, 3 minutes agoAn unprecedented sweep of 2011 HIA Awards goes to Latitude 37 ... continue reading
Interior Design Course - Thursday
Thursday 10:00 am, 9th February 2012Create and experience your own new world of design with this highly practical, stimulating course that will provide you with a thorough grounding in the skills and techniques of Interior Design. ... continue reading
Interior Design Course - Saturday
Saturday 10:00 am, 11th February 2012Create and experience your own new world of design with this highly practical, stimulating course that will provide you with a thorough grounding in the skills and techniques of Interior Design. ... continue reading
Kitchen & Bathroom Expo
Saturday 10:00 am, 25th February 2012It's That Time Again! The Annual Home Innovations Kitchen & Bathroom Expo Is Here. You will be among the first to see the latest products released in the market place providing you with cutting edge ... continue reading
Kitchen Design Seminar
Saturday 11:00 am, 25th February 2012Come and be inspired by our panel of experts announcing all the latest new colour trends, innovative products & sleek modern finishes. This FREE seminar is not to be missed...... ... continue reading
Free Energy for Heating & Cooling
Harness the sun's FREE energy to help warm and dry your home
The HRV whole home ventilation system is a clever device, designed to keep your home fresh and aired out by constantly forcing in fresh air and squeezing the old air out.
Why? By simply changing the air in the home we can expel excess moisture created by cooking, cleaning, breathing and other sources, greatly reducing condensation and preventing mould and mildew. All of the incoming air is filtered to remove dusts, pollens and other contaminants and at the same time VOCs and odours of all types are expelled from the house, making your home fresher and healthier.
Also, your HRV can add free warmth to your home in winter months by using warm air from your roof space and can cool the home on hot sticky summer evenings. All this for the same running cost as a small light globe!

But by now, you have probably heard all of this before. The HRV difference is in the amount of air that we introduce, in the quality of the air filtration, in the brain of the control system.
Everyone would agree that the washing dries better the stronger the breeze - so it makes sense that the house will dry better with a stronger ventilation system. And of course, there's no point in expelling contaminants from the home only to fill it again with microscopic fibreglass insulation dust and road pollution, which is why HRV use the finest filter available.
You would agree no one wants cold ventilation on winter nights or hot ventilation on summer days, which is why HRV have gone to extra lengths to design a smart, fully automatic control system that tests and displays both the incoming air temperature and the home temperature... and allows you to select what temperature you want.
The HRV is quick and easy to install, unobtrusive, fully automatic and whisper quiet. To receive a quote for your home, go to 'Book a Free Home Assessment'.
