Coordinate the ventilation, air barrier, testing and handover around the actual building — from the first drawings to measured completion.
High-performance outcomes depend on decisions shared across architecture, structure, services, insulation and the air barrier. We give the team clear inputs and checkpoints while those decisions can still be acted on.
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Before structure and services are fixed
Review the plans, occupancy, performance target and available service routes while changes are still inexpensive.
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Before tender or construction issue
Turn the strategy into information the project team can coordinate around the structure, insulation and air barrier.
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Before linings conceal the work
Resolve site questions, review critical interfaces and find air leaks while the air barrier remains accessible.
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Before practical completion
Measure the installed systems and document what was achieved for the owner and the project team.
Start with one scope or combine them into a coordinated design-to-handover package. We confirm responsibilities, inputs and deliverables before work begins.
New builds, major renovations and detailed design
A ventilation system designed around the actual plans, occupants, structure and available routes — then coordinated with the people who need to build it.
Typical deliverables
Targeted airtightness, NCC pathways and Passive House
Define the air barrier, manage penetrations and test at useful construction stages so leakage can be fixed before it disappears behind finishes.
Typical deliverables
Architects and designers resolving envelope interfaces
Bring the building fabric, ventilation pathways and climate risks together before details are locked in or passed between consultants.
Typical deliverables
Installed systems approaching completion
Verify that the installed MVHR system is delivering the intended airflows, balance it and leave the owner with usable operating information.
Typical deliverables
Passive House project support
HiPer Haus coordinates ventilation, airtightness testing and commissioning information with the project’s appointed PHPP modeller and Passive House certifier. The agreed scope makes clear who designs, installs, tests, reviews and certifies each part of the project.
Discuss a Passive House projectHiPer Haus works as the ventilation and airtightness specialist. We complement the architect, building designer, builder, surveyor, energy assessor and certifier rather than replacing their wider roles.
Practical sequencing, site coordination, staged testing and clear actions for the trades.
Ventilation layouts, air-barrier interfaces and constructability input before documentation is locked.
Ventilation, airtightness and commissioning information coordinated with the appointed PHPP modeller and certifier.
A defined technical scope and checkpoints for projects that need more hands-on coordination.
These projects show how design coordination, installation and measured commissioning fit into a wider high-performance build.
Torrens Park
Enduro Builders
Sabik 210 MVHR designed, supplied and commissioned. Reclaim Energy CO₂ heat pump hot water system supplied. Commissioning data provided for Certified Passivhaus PHPP.
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Mount Barker
Enduro Builders
Certified Passivhaus Plus. Zehnder ComfoAir Q350 and Reclaim Energy 315L CO₂ heat pump supplied and commissioned.
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Wynn Vale
Enduro Builders
Zehnder Q350 MVHR commissioned and balanced. Reclaim Energy CO₂ heat pump supplied and installed.
View projectThe Home Comfort Explorer turns a home’s size, occupancy, airtightness, climate and season into a tailored comparison of bedroom air, moisture, condensation, smoke, allergens and energy retention.
Tell us where the project is up to and what support the team needs. We’ll review the information and recommend a useful next step and scope.
About three minutes. No plans need to be uploaded yet.
Design
Layouts, ductwork, terminals and the decisions that shape performance.
Read the guide →Compliance
Part 10.6, H6V3, wet-area exhaust and common coordination traps.
Read the guide →Construction
The penetrations and junctions that become expensive after plasterboard.
Read the guide →Testing
A practical checklist for the builder, owner and site team.
Read the guide →Start with the drawings, project stage and the result the team needs. We’ll help define the right technical scope.