Equipment in the common areas
Entrance hall, caretaker's lodge, residents' room, plant room: more and more buildings have air conditioners or air-to-air heat pumps in their common areas. We carry out complete servicing (filters, heat exchangers, condensate trays, disinfection, outdoor units, measurements) and give the managing agent a report per unit along with an up-to-date log: type, refrigerant, charge, service dates. Visits are announced to residents in advance and organised with the caretaker, so that access to roofs and plant rooms goes smoothly.
Residents' flats
Each co-owner remains responsible for servicing their own unit. To make life easier for everyone, we can group visits together: when we come to the building, residents book their slot at the upfront price on the booking page. Fewer trips, less disruption in the common areas, and active vigilance for every serviced home. Details of the residents' offer are on the servicing for homeowners and tenants page.
Approving an outdoor unit with full information
An outdoor unit on the façade, a balcony or the roof often requires approval from the general meeting. So that the decision rests on concrete facts, we prepare a technical note: location, dimensions, manufacturer's stated noise level, mounting, condensate drainage, pipe route. We can also suggest common installation rules to the residents' council, to keep the façade consistent and avoid disturbance between neighbours.
A contract tailored to the building
- Inventory of the shared equipment and its due dates.
- Visit calendar agreed with the managing agent and the caretaker.
- Documents: report per unit, log, intervention sheets for any refrigerant handling, carried out by a technician holding the refrigerant handling certificate (attestation de capacité).
- Leak check follow-up where equipment is subject to it.
To set up a contract, write to us via the contact page: free quote, reply within 48 working hours.