Air Conditioning Services in Tower-Hamlets

Other than keeping you cool, air conditioning offers a number of benefits for homes and businesses in Tower-Hamlets:

Improved indoor air quality – air conditioning has a built-in filtration system which extracts pollutants from the air, considerably improving its quality in the process. For those who suffer from allergies or respiratory illnesses, this can prove highly beneficial.

Enhanced comfort – reduced humidity and better regulated temperature help to create a more comfortable environment in which to live or work.

Protecting what matters – furnishings, appliances, valuables and collectibles are all prone to damage from excess humidity. Air conditioning helps to regulate this humidity, which should prolong the lifespan of your valuables, and property overall.

Increased property value – air conditioned properties can attract a higher value, and often prove easier to sell than those without air conditioning.

Reduced noise pollution – because when you run air conditioning you keep the windows closed, this can help reduce local noise pollution, as well as create a quieter indoor living environment.

In terms of residential air conditioning, Tower-Hamlets homeowners should book a service once a year. For installations in commercial premises, 3-4 times per year is recommended. The more the system is used, the more it will need to be serviced.

Regular servicing is worthwhile for a number of reasons. It can improve the reliability of the equipment, prevent unexpected breakdowns, boost efficiency and reduce running costs, optimise indoor air quality, and help limit the need for expensive emergency repairs.

Air conditioning is generally inexpensive to run. Do bear in mind though that running costs can vary from one system to another. Various factors will impact these costs, from running time, to heating and cooling loads.

For anyone worried about how much it costs to run air conditioning, Tower-Hamlets home and business owners are welcome to seek guidance from our helpful experts. We are always prepared to provide individual guidance on your chosen system.

Generally, providing certain rules are followed, you will not usually need planning permission for a standard air conditioning installation. Tower-Hamlets residents who live in one of the many conservation areas in the area, however, will need to obtain planning permission from the local authority planning department before they go ahead with their installation.

There are distinct differences between domestic and commercial air conditioning systems.

The equipment used for commercial air conditioning tends to be larger and more powerful and complex than domestic equipment.

Commercial spaces are generally bigger, and are often exposed to temperature fluctuations because of frequently opening doors. So the equipment needs to reflect this.

Commercial air conditioning systems also need larger drainage systems, as they output more moisture. They’ll also need servicing on a more regular basis.

For those unsure about their choices when it comes to air conditioning, Tower-Hamlets home and commercial premises owners are welcome to speak to the team at Barnet Climate Control for advice. We have the qualifications, expertise and experience to recommend the most suitable system for your needs and budget.