Older Swedish villas and townhouses
Especially homes from the 1960sโ1980s with extract-only ventilation, natural ventilation or direct electric heating.
HusFlow helps villa and townhouse owners understand, plan and prepare smart ventilation and heating upgrades before buying materials or hiring contractors.
In Sweden, FTX means a supply and exhaust ventilation system with heat recovery. Fresh air comes in, used air goes out, and heat is recovered from the extract air before it leaves the house.
Clean supply air is delivered to bedrooms, living rooms and other occupied spaces.
Extract air is normally taken from bathrooms, laundry rooms and kitchens.
Heat from the outgoing air is transferred to the incoming cold air.
More even ventilation, better indoor air quality and less draft.
This service fits homeowners who want to understand the project before buying materials or bringing in contractors.
Especially homes from the 1960sโ1980s with extract-only ventilation, natural ventilation or direct electric heating.
For people who want to do some of the work themselves but still want a clear technical plan.
You want to understand ducts, pipes, materials and workflow before spending serious money.
Common in homes with outdated extract-only or natural ventilation.
Especially when heating is based on direct electricity.
Quotes are hard to compare if you do not know what the system should look like.
Many homeowners buy wrong dimensions or wrong components at the start.
You get a practical plan that fits your house, not a generic drawing that leaves you with more questions.
Unit placement, duct concept, supply/exhaust points, room airflow overview and clear routing.
Concepts for radiators, UFH, pipe routing and how work can be split between you and professionals.
Correct material list, article numbers, quantities and support for smarter purchasing through retail, wholesalers or professional supplier channels where available.
The goal is to help you make better decisions, understand the project and avoid unnecessary rework.
You send floor plans, photos, current ventilation/heating setup and what you want to achieve.
We review possible locations, routing, difficulties, budget and DIY/contractor split.
You receive a clear basis for decisions, quotes and next steps.
Email stays as an option, but the next step is to let customers upload floor plans, photos and project information, book a first call, and later pay or request an invoice.
Floor plans, photos, current ventilation/heating setup and a short description of what the customer wants to change.
Upload filesLet the customer choose an available time in your calendar for a first 15โ20 minute discussion.
Book timeStart with invoice after confirmation. Later you can add card payments or payment links for fixed packages.
See packagesNote: the upload and calendar buttons need your real Tally/Calendly links before publishing.
Buying the right components from the beginning can save time, money and frustration. HusFlow helps you understand what is needed before you order.
The goal is not only cheaper parts, but the right parts for the right system. Purchases, deliveries, returns and warranties are handled according to a separate agreement.
Start simply. You can begin with a short call and move forward only if the setup feels right.
Short first review of the house and whether heat recovery ventilation or waterborne heating makes sense.
Walkthrough, first technical approach and discussion around routing and implementation.
Clearer planning basis, material list and structure before requesting quotes or starting work.
HusFlow provides planning, routing concepts, material documentation and homeowner guidance. Final installation, balancing, electrical work, plumbing work, municipal decisions and professional sign-off must be handled by authorized or qualified parties where required.
Send a short description of the house, approximate build year, current system and what you want to change. I will suggest the best first step.