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Our Team & Mission

Technical expertise for the systems behind your walls.

Movdelo is a specialized technical service provider focused exclusively on ventilation and HVAC systems in residential towers across the Santiago metropolitan area.

Movdelo technician inspecting HVAC equipment in residential building mechanical room
Who We Are

A focused team with deep knowledge of residential ventilation.

Movdelo was founded by professionals who spent years working in building facilities management and noticed a consistent, systemic problem: the mechanical ventilation systems installed in Chile's new residential towers were being delivered without any maintenance framework.

Developers installed the equipment. Residents moved in. Nobody took responsibility for ongoing maintenance. The systems degraded silently — affecting air quality, energy efficiency, and equipment longevity — while residents and administrators remained unaware of what was happening inside the ducts and behind the grilles.

We built Movdelo to fill that gap. Our work is narrow by design: we focus exclusively on ventilation and HVAC systems in residential towers. This specialization allows our technicians to develop deep familiarity with the specific equipment types, installation patterns, and failure modes common in Chilean residential construction.

Focused Expertise

Exclusively residential ventilation — not general maintenance, not commercial HVAC.

Documentation

Every service visit produces written records useful for building management.

Coordination

We work alongside building administrators, not around them.

Technical Training

Ongoing training on HRV/ERV systems and duct hygiene standards.

What We Know

The Equipment We Work With

Our technicians are trained on the specific ventilation equipment commonly installed in Chilean residential construction.

Heat Recovery Ventilators (HRV)
The most complex and most neglected component in modern residential towers. We understand how these units work and what they require to function correctly over time.

HRV units exchange stale indoor air with fresh outdoor air while recovering thermal energy. Their heat exchange cores, filters, and bypass dampers require regular cleaning and inspection to maintain efficiency and prevent moisture-related issues.

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Pressurized Duct Systems
Supply and return air duct networks running through building structures — often inaccessible without specialized knowledge of the building's layout.

Modern residential towers use pressurized duct systems to distribute conditioned air throughout units. These systems accumulate dust and biological matter over time and require professional cleaning equipment and access knowledge to service properly.

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Extraction Fan Networks
Bathroom, kitchen, and common area extraction systems — often connected to shared vertical shafts running the full height of the building.

Extraction fan networks in residential towers share vertical shafts that can carry odors and contaminants between floors if not properly maintained. We service individual units and assess the condition of shared shaft infrastructure.

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Our Approach

How We Conduct Our Work

Visual Documentation

We photograph and document the condition of accessible components before and after service, providing building administrators with a visual record of system state.

Airflow Measurement

We use calibrated instruments to measure airflow volumes at supply and return grilles, providing objective data on system performance before and after service.

Maintenance Scheduling

Based on system type, building age, and observed conditions, we recommend appropriate maintenance intervals — giving administrators a framework for ongoing building care.

Resident Coordination

When work requires access to individual units, we coordinate with building management to communicate clearly with residents and minimize disruption to daily life.

Ready to understand your building's ventilation?

Contact us to discuss your building's specific situation and what a professional inspection would involve.

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