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Comfortable premises, all summer.

Air conditioning for offices, shops, restaurants and commercial buildings, planned around your premises and hours.

Two Daikin air conditioning outdoor units mounted on a wall
Air conditioning outdoor unit installed beside a timber garden room
Daikin outdoor unit being commissioned with refrigerant gauges

A comfortable building is good for staff, customers and stock. We plan the work so you can keep trading.

Premises we cool.

Each kind of building has its own priorities.

Offices

Comfortable workspaces and meeting rooms, installed with as little disruption as we can.

Shops and showrooms

Even cooling across the shop floor, with units that sit neatly in the ceiling.

Restaurants and cafés

Dining areas kept comfortable through a busy service.

Salons and clinics

Quiet, steady comfort for clients and staff.

Gyms and studios

Cooling sized for rooms full of people working hard.

Server and comms rooms

Dedicated cooling for equipment that runs around the clock.

Choosing a system for your premises.

The usual options, and where each one fits.

Wall-mounted splits
SuitsSmall offices and single rooms
Worth knowingSimple to fit and to service
Ceiling cassettes
SuitsShops, open-plan offices, restaurants
Worth knowingSit flush in a suspended ceiling and spread air four ways
Ducted systems
SuitsPremises where units should not be seen
Worth knowingOnly grilles in the room, with the unit hidden above
Multi-split
SuitsSeveral rooms on one site
Worth knowingMore rooms cooled from one outdoor unit

Questions about commercial air conditioning?

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From enquiry to handover.

  1. Site visit

    We see the premises and how they are used.

  2. Written proposal

    The system, the positions and the programme, in writing.

  3. Dates agreed

    Planned around opening hours, with early or late working where it helps.

  4. Installation

    Fitted safely and tidily, with the site kept clear for staff and customers.

  5. Handover

    Tested, explained and ready for a servicing plan.

Planning ahead.

A few things that help the work run smoothly.

For the survey

  • Floor plans or rough measurements if you have them
  • Which rooms get hottest, and when
  • Who else needs to agree, such as a landlord

For the installation

  • Opening hours and quieter days
  • Access, parking and deliveries
  • Any site rules or inductions

Questions about commercial air conditioning

Often, yes. We plan the installation or service around your trading hours and agree it in writing.

Want your premises assessed?

Tell us a little about your space and we will reply with a clear quote for commercial air conditioning.

  • The address and type of building
  • What you can see: leaks, damage, age
  • Any access or working-hours limits
  • Your timescale and budget route