Residential Air Conditioning
Air conditioners help clean your home's air and most indoor units have filters that catch dust, pollen, mold spores and other allergens as well as smoke and everyday dirt found in the air. Most air conditioners also function as dehumidifiers; they take excess water from the air and use it to help cool the unit before getting rid of the water through a hose to the outside. Other units use the condensed moisture to improve efficiency by routing the cooled water back into the system to be reused.
Why is Air Conditioning needed in Residential Premises?
- Conservatories can get too hot in the summer, too cold in the winter.
- Trying to sleep in the summer does not have to be a problem.
- Extremely energy efficient.
- Can heat or cool a room at the touch of a button.
The Environmental Solution
Daikin Altherma is a highly flexible, energy efficient home heating system that extracts the heat from the outside air, raises this heat to a higher temperature and then distributes warmth around the home. At the heart of the system lies an air to water heat pump. Because of this advanced technology, three quarters of the heat generated by the Altherma system is from a renewable energy source, the air around us, and therefore absolutely free of charge! The Altherma air to water heat pump is today's answer to the current and future problems associated with conventional heating systems, such as, increasing primary energy costs and an unacceptably high environmental impact.
Our surveyors and engineers understand the requirements of the domestic customer. All installations, repairs and servicing are carried out with the utmost efficiency and attention to detail. The upmost care is taken to keep dust/dirt to a minimum and work to a schedule, which will ensure that the property remains a home whilst installation is completed.
Coolheat offers a FREE no obligation survey and quotation tailored to your requirements and because we are not tied to any one manufacturer we can offer you the best option for your budget.