Start with a visit, not a catalogue
A successful air conditioner is first and foremost one suited to the place. Before talking about models, our air-conditioning technician comes to see the rooms to be equipped: floor area and ceiling height, orientation, glazing, occupancy, heat sources such as an oven or screens. He also identifies where the outdoor unit could go, the route of the pipework and the electrical supply.
This visit avoids the two most common mistakes: an undersized unit that runs non-stop, or an oversized one that keeps stopping and starting while drying out the air. For your home or your business, the aim is the same: steady comfort, pleasant air and quiet operation.
We also think about the air you will breathe. The indoor unit is positioned so that the airflow sweeps the room without blowing straight at a bed, a desk or a sofa. It stays accessible for filter cleaning, and the condensate drain is laid with enough fall so that water never sits in the tray. These details, invisible on installation day, make all the difference to air quality and to how easy the unit is to maintain throughout its life.
A clear, free and detailed quote
After the visit, you receive a free quote, usually within two working days. It sets out the proposed equipment, the number of units, the estimated pipe length, supplies, labour, commissioning and the applicable VAT rate. Nothing is left vague: that is the spirit of our upfront pricing commitment.
If several solutions are possible (single-split, multi-split, a reversible unit for heating in winter), we present them with their advantages and limits. You decide, with no pressure and no pushy follow-ups. If you are still unsure about the project itself, our advice and support service can help you see things clearly.
A clean worksite in an occupied space
Installation often takes place in a lived-in flat or an open shop. We therefore organise the work to keep disruption to a minimum: announced hours, a message before arrival, dust sheets on the floor, nearby furniture protected, dust extracted while drilling.
Trunking is fitted straight and discreetly, wall openings are neatly filled, and condensate drainage is planned from the start to prevent any drips. At the end of the day, boxes and packaging leave with us and the room is left clean. You will find all these points in our careful work commitment.
Commissioning done by the book
The refrigerant lines are connected, pressure-tested for tightness, then evacuated before the valves are opened. Our technicians hold the certificate of competence for handling refrigerants, and the company holds the required certificate of capacity: your installation complies with the European F-Gas Regulation (EU) 2024/573. Find out more on our certified technicians page.
The unit is then switched on in front of you. The technician checks the airflow, condensate drainage and remote control, then shows you the settings that matter day to day: recommended temperature, dry mode, cleaning the filters between visits.
Your unit followed from day one
From commissioning, your air conditioner receives its digital maintenance logbook: installation date, system details, type of refrigerant (most often R-32), photos of the indoor and outdoor units. This document follows the unit throughout its life.
Thanks to our active vigilance, we contact you before the first recommended service, then every year before the season. If the charge of your system requires a periodic leak check, we remind you in good time.
Homes, shops and business premises
We install air conditioners in flats, houses and loft bedrooms as well as in shops, practices and small offices throughout Île-de-France, with no travel charge. For a larger project or a commercial building, the approach is the same, with a more in-depth study and a schedule adapted to your activity. For a shop, we schedule the installation early in the morning or at a quiet time of the week, so as not to disrupt your customers. The units are chosen to stay discreet in your sales area and easy to reach for servicing. Describe your project on the contact page to arrange your site survey.