Air Conditioning

1. Seal the leaks Wherever you live, whether an apartment or house, the first and simplest thing to do is to seal the air leaks. "If you have an older house that's never been air-sealed, this may be a big part of your heat gain problem, especially if you have leaks from the attic. If you haven't had a blower door test, get one."

2. Keep the sun and the heat out in the first place. People used to do a whole lot more. “The air conditioner allows architects to be lazy. We don't have to think about making a building work, because you can just buy a box.” We love trees, overhangs, pergolas and other designed shading devices that nobody thinks about anymore.

With an emphasis on renewable energy and innovative technologies, such as our inverter. Their sleek and elegant appearances make climate control stylish

3. Get efficient lighting and appliances This is getting old but people still have incandescent bulbs that put out a lot of heat. Turn them off or get rid of them.

4. Insulate if you can If you have access to an attic, make sure that the insulation is spread evenly and add more if you can. Allison notes that bumpy insulation is not as good as smooth.

5. Make some minor lifestyle changes. We are going to suggest that this is the time of year to go old school and get a clothesline. Cooking is another big source of heat; try changing to a summer diet of cool foods, salads, and fire up the barbecue and cook outside.

6. Keep the vents clear I've seen dressers, piles of clothes, and dog beds completely or partially covering supply or return vents in homes. Choking off air flow at the vents increases the pressure in the duct system and reduces air flow

An Inverter is used to control the speed of the compressor motor, so as to continuously regulate the temperature.

7. Get a smart thermostat TreeHugger Sami has achieved significant savings in energy in his leaky house with smart thermostats. He talks mainly about heating in his post, but energy savings on cooling are supposed to be about 15 percent.

9. Add some rooftop solar panels It is hottest when the sun is shining, so it makes some sense to try and offset electricity consumption with rooftop solar if you can. It is not perfect, because we are often not home when the panels are generating most of the power and need it later in the day (hence the famous duck curve) but it is a help.

Keeping cool in the summer and warm in winter should be one of your priorities, because its good for you mentally and physically.

Our professional will work to supply and install something that will suit your office and home and your family.

We understand that each property or building is different, that’s why our air-con solutions are tailored to your specific needs.

We pride ourselves in a high standard of workmanship, using the best quality air-conditioning available

We are experienced to install, service and repair a wide range of Air-conditioning.

We also install the new technology Inverter air conditioners.


The benefits of an inverter air conditioning compared with a non inverter air conditioning:-

At least 30% – 50% cheaper to run as it consumes less power

Far quicker to achieve desired temperature

The start-up time is reduced by 30%

Much quieter

No temperature fluctuations, maximising comfort level

No voltage peaks from compressor