Comfort you feel every season.
Cool when it is hot outside, pleasant in spring and autumn. We choose the right capacity for each room, so your air conditioning runs quietly and efficiently instead of constantly at full power.
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Monosplit or multisplit?
Two ways to cool rooms. Which one suits you depends on the number of rooms, the space on the facade and your budget.
Monosplit
One indoor unit with its own outdoor unit. Simple, independent per room and often very efficient.
Multisplit
Several indoor units on one outdoor unit. Fewer units on your facade, but the combination has to be approved by the manufacturer.
What we pay attention to
The right capacity for each room, a quiet spot for the outdoor unit and neatly concealed pipes.
An air conditioner that is too small wears itself out. One that is too large keeps switching on and off. That is why we calculate per room.

What we pay attention to during installation
- The right spot for the indoor unitSo the air reaches the whole room, without blowing straight onto your bed or desk.
- A quiet outdoor unitOn a sturdy bracket, away from bedrooms and as unobtrusive as possible.
- Pipes you don't seeNeatly concealed in trunking or in the wall, with proper drainage of condensation water.
- Ready to useWe set everything up, show you the remote control or app and explain how to cool efficiently.
How we approach it
- STEP 01
Calculate it yourself
You see the capacity needed for each room.
- STEP 02
Advice
We visit, take measurements and listen to what matters to you.
- STEP 03
A clear proposal
A quote you understand, with what we do and what it costs.
- STEP 04
Installation and follow-up
Neatly installed, everything explained, and we stay within reach afterwards.
Your questions about air conditioning
Is your question not listed? We are happy to answer it during a free advice meeting.
How accurate is the calculated cooling capacity?
For each room we calculate with the floor area, the ceiling height, the insulation, the glazing, the sun and the heat from people and appliances. That gives a good first estimate. We confirm the final capacity during a site visit.
What is the difference between a monosplit and a multisplit?
With a monosplit, each indoor unit has its own outdoor unit. With a multisplit, several indoor units share one outdoor unit. A multisplit saves space on the facade, but not every combination is possible. We check that in the manufacturer's combination table.
Why don't you simply add up the capacities of the indoor units?
Because not all rooms need full cooling at the same time, and because every manufacturer has its own rules on which indoor units fit which outdoor unit. So the sum of the indoor units does not tell you which outdoor unit you need.
Can an air conditioner also heat?
Yes. An air conditioner is an air to air heat pump and can also heat. In severe frost its capacity does drop. That is why we calculate heating separately, based on the heat loss of the room.
Where does the outdoor unit go?
We assess that on site. We pay attention to noise, the distance to the neighbours, the length of the pipes and a neat finish. In an apartment, permission from the owners' association (VME) is required.
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