A co-owned building is, above all, homes
ClimatisateurPro works for private households first, then for shops: your home or your business is our everyday work. A co-owned building brings the two together, flats, often one or two shops on the ground floor, and common areas. Because we work every day for residents and shopkeepers, we know what a managing agent expects: visits that disturb nobody, a contact who answers and documents that are easy to pass on to the residents' council.
Air conditioners in the common areas
Caretaker's lodge, shared room, residents' council office, plant room, air-conditioned entrance hall: these units often run without anyone really looking after them, until the day they stop. We take them on under contract, with visits at the agreed frequency: cleaning the filters, disinfecting the coil and fan, checking the condensate tray and drain, cleaning the outdoor unit and operating checks.
Each unit has its own digital service log, sent to the managing agent after every visit: date, work carried out, observations, photos. If the managing agent or caretaker changes, the history remains available and readable by everyone.
In the common areas as in residents' homes, the technician lets the caretaker or managing agent know before arriving, protects floors and the lift car while carrying equipment, and leaves everything clean. Ground-floor shops, whose outdoor units often face the courtyard or the façade, can join the same campaign; their visit is then invoiced at the 20% VAT rate that applies to business premises.
Grouped visits for residents
More and more owners have air conditioning, and many do not know whom to call. The managing agent or residents' council can organise a servicing campaign over a set period. The information is shared by notice, letter or email; each resident then books a slot on the booking page and pays for their own visit at the published price: €130 incl. VAT for one indoor and one outdoor unit, €40 per extra indoor unit, €70 per extra outdoor unit, travel included.
For the building, it is a chance to deal in a coordinated way with outdoor units on the roof, terraces or façade, to arrange a single roof access with the caretaker and to spot condensate drains that cause trouble. Each resident receives their own service log; the managing agent has no private invoices to handle.
Landlords and owners of several flats
A landlord or owner who lets several flats in the same building can group the visits. We go flat by flat, working with tenants or the caretaker for access, and send a log for each unit. It is simple proof to keep, to show at a check-out inspection or to pass on to the new tenant. Between two lets, servicing with disinfection also means handing over a clean unit to the next occupant.
Outdoor units, façades and general meeting decisions
Air conditioners often appear on general meeting agendas: requests to install an outdoor unit, noise, condensate dripping onto the neighbour's balcony, brackets fixed to the façade. We can write a technical opinion before the vote: proposed location, access for servicing, condensate drainage, installation precautions. For new equipment, our installation service takes over, and our advice and support offer helps the residents' council compare options before deciding.
Long-term follow-up with active vigilance
The building's contract is drawn up on a free quote, after visiting the building, with a reply within 48 working hours. From then on, our active vigilance takes over: we get back in touch with the managing agent before the hot season to plan visits, and before a leak check falls due when a unit requires one under the European F-Gas Regulation (EU) 2024/573. If a unit breaks down, followed buildings get priority on our schedule, and no repair is started without written approval of a quote.
To tell us about your building and its equipment, write to us via the contact page.