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A double-height living room with a slim air grille set flush in the white ceiling.

Chapter 01 · Climate

Villa air conditioning.

A cool house in the middle of August, with no noise and no unit in sight.

A good systemgoes unnoticed.It gets measured.

Six services

What we install.

  1. A wall-mounted indoor unit above a linen bed in a calm bedroom.

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    Split & multi-split

    One indoor unit per room, or several rooms on a single outdoor unit. The simplest to install, without touching the ceilings.

  2. A linear ceiling grille running flush along a white plaster ceiling.

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    Ducted systems

    Everything disappears into the false ceiling. Only slim grilles remain, and the quiet.

  3. A row of outdoor condensing units aligned on a villa rooftop.

    03 / 06

    VRF

    One system for the whole villa, with each room at its own temperature.

  4. New refrigerant lines, insulated and strapped, along a plant-room wall.

    04 / 06

    Replacement & upgrades

    We remove the old system, check or redo the lines, then commission an installation that uses less and runs quieter.

  5. An opened ceiling duct, its clean galvanised interior lit by a work lamp.

    05 / 06

    Duct cleaning

    Cleaner air in every room. Ducts are cleaned, inspected and photographed before and after.

  6. Charging hoses screwed onto the service valves of an outdoor unit, the lines insulated right up to the fittings.

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    Diagnostics & repair

    We measure before replacing anything, and you receive the quote before the repair.

Equipment from major European brands, named in every quote.

Four steps

From survey to commissioning.

  1. 01

    Survey

    We measure every room: volume, exposure, existing installation.

  2. 02

    Design

    We calculate each room's needs and draw the installation to scale. You know where every duct runs before you sign.

  3. 03

    Installation

    Lines insulated along their whole length, brazed under nitrogen so no impurity enters the circuit.

  4. 04

    Commissioning

    We check the circuit is tight before charging it, then hand over and explain the readings.

The detail.

Close-up of insulated copper refrigerant lines and a brass flare fitting.
InsulationUnbroken insulation, with no cold spots and no drips from the ceiling.
Close-up of a pressure gauge needle on a refrigeration manifold.
PressureThe circuit holds its pressure before any refrigerant goes in.

Before you decide

Your questions.

Which system suits my villa?

It depends on the number of rooms, the height of the false ceilings and how each room is used. Split suits independent rooms, ducted hides everything in the ceiling, VRF controls each room from a single system. We advise room by room, after the survey.

Can a ducted system be fitted in an existing villa?

Yes, if the false ceiling leaves enough room for the ducts, or can be lowered. We measure it during the first visit.

What does the commissioning report contain?

The result of the pressure test and the readings taken at commissioning, in writing. In five years, any technician can check that the installation has stayed as it was.

Which brands do you install?

Equipment from major European brands, chosen for your villa and named in the quote. We maintain and repair all brands, including installations fitted by others.

How long does an installation take?

It depends on the system and the size of the villa: a few days for split units, longer for a ducted or VRF system, which runs through the false ceilings. The schedule, with its completion date, comes with the written proposal.

Let's begin with a survey of your rooms.

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