Ventilation maintenance in Anderlecht

Anderlecht combines residential districts, a dense retail fabric and business zones. We work there on homes as much as on commercial premises (workshops, food shops, restaurant kitchens), whose extraction needs regular, documented degreasing.

In housing, the municipality has a large rental stock: a written service report is particularly useful there, since it objectively records the state of the ventilation between landlord and tenant.

The building stock follows the municipality's history. Cureghem and La Rosée, near the Midi station and the canal, line up workers' houses and 19th-century tenement buildings, often divided into several homes around an old shared chimney flue. Towards Saint-Guidon and Astrid Park, interwar bourgeois houses dominate; further out, Scheut, Het Meir and Neerpede shift to semi-detached and detached houses from the 1960s to the 1980s, then to recent estates and blocks fitted with extract-only or heat-recovery ventilation. The 1970s towers, at Peterbos in particular, add shared risers that are rarely opened.

In the new homes of the canal zone and Biestebroeck, heat-recovery units are often Renson, Zehnder or Brink, sometimes an Orcon in blocks handed over in the last few years. In the older houses the question is more often a single extractor fan connected to a flue nobody has ever inspected. The answer differs, and it is the visit that tells, not the phone call. A photo of the unit when booking helps us identify the model beforehand.

Parking is tight in the lower part of the municipality and easier towards Neerpede. Weekday evenings and weekends can be booked online, which also suits shopkeepers whose extraction cannot be switched off in the middle of the day. For a workshop or a professional kitchen the visit is scheduled outside service hours, and the report sent afterwards serves as a document for the landlord or the insurer.