Healthy indoor air is essential if you want to live in a healthy home. Opening a window now and then helps, of course, but it doesn’t have any lasting effect. What your home really needs is a structural solution: a properly functioning mechanical ventilation system that extracts polluted air from indoors and automatically replaces it with fresh air from outside. And for ventilation systems to work properly, maintenance is essential. Whether you choose a D-system or the lower maintenance C-system, it will need occasional but regular cleaning to continue functioning as it should.

A new year means new opportunities! Tell us, what are your good resolutions for 2021?Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, many people discovered the value of good health. Healthy living is not always easy, but it is definitely worth it. If, in 2021, you want to take another (i.e. healthy) course in your life, we can help you with our ventilation, sun protection, and outdoor solutions!

A lot of people have been working from home for weeks and months on end now, and that has a huge impact on our physical and mental well-being. Spring’s often inclement, grey weather certainly doesn’t make matters better. That raises the question: how exactly do you stay healthy under those circumstances? Discover our three lockdown tips.

It is Renson's mission to turn homes into healthy living spaces, both indoors and outdoors. Thanks to our patio covers we can create the backyard you can only dream of. With our ventilation and solar shading solutions we can transform your home into a healthy and comfortable space for you and your family.

We’ve started an overheating awareness campaign under the slogan: “A nice, cool house keeps the things you love from melting!”, to show how to keep indoor temperatures under control in a sustainable and energy-efficient way, with the help of external solar screens and intensive nightcooling. We can see that there are still a lot of questions and ambiguities concerning this topic. Below you will find an overview of the most frequently asked questions.