For a new building, heating, ventilation and insulation need to be planned together, before work begins. Architects and informed owners call us for this.
A new building is the best moment to get heating right, and the worst moment to leave it until later. Heating, ventilation and insulation are linked: a well-insulated building needs a smaller system, and a system chosen too early or too late can force changes to walls, floors or technical rooms that are already built. Architects and informed owners call us before the work begins, when a change is a line on a drawing and not a demolition.
We work with the architect on the insulation and on the prerequisites of the installation: what the building has to provide, and what the system needs from it. Then we put forward a proposal for what we will install, and the customer validates it before anything is ordered. During the construction, we take our place in the work schedule, so that our interventions happen when the building is ready for them, neither before nor after. It is slower at the start and faster at the end: each decision is taken with the people who are building, and nothing is left to be discovered on site.
The result is an installation coordinated with the building, with no rework. We stay present from the plans to commissioning, which means the person who studied the building is also the one who switches the system on. For an architect, that is one partner for the technical side instead of several; for the owner, a building designed to be heated and cooled rather than adapted afterwards. If you have a project at the drawing stage, that is the best time to call: we can start from the plans.
An installation coordinated with the building, with no rework.
IT company
A floor that cools in summer and heats in winter, plus radiators in the offices.
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Cold rooms of every size and a dining room at the right temperature.
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MRI scanners, cold rooms and heating that must stay within their settings.
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