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Air conditioning for listed properties can be a complex problem to negotiate. Many properties across London forbid traditional air conditioning, whether they’re a new-build block of flats or a gorgeous historical house. This is because traditional external condensers are too big and too noisy. They won’t fit in with the exterior of the building. Owners of modern apartments and owners …
If you’re installing an air conditioning unit in a listed property or apartment, you will most likely need planning permission. We are constantly asked, Do you need planning permission for air conditioning? At Cool You, we’re experts in all things air conditioning. In this article, we’re going to share everything you need to know about planning permission for air conditioning …
Condensation is one of the biggest causes of dampness in the home. It is such a common and challenging problem to solve. Many people ask themselves how to get rid of damp once and for all. Usually, after trying various methods such as anti-damp paints and resealing windows. But one of the best and most overlooked ways to combat condensation …
Last year’s hot summer was particularly unbearable for some London apartment dwellers. This made it difficult to relax at home or sleep comfortably. All signs point to hot summers becoming the norm in the UK. So take the time to check out the best air conditioning for apartments London has to offer. This way, you’ll get a head start for …
Not many London apartment owners realise you may need planning permission for air conditioning. If you have been considering having an air conditioning system installed in your London-based apartment but have been told that your chosen model would not abide by the rules and regulations that are in place for your building, it may feel like a hopeless situation. Lucky …
Now that the sun is shining bright, many London apartment owners are stuck in humid flats lacking ventilation. And they’re all probably wondering the same thing: should I get air conditioning? The answer to that question is yes, you should! But you should consider a few things before investing in a cooling system for your London apartment. Cool You’s fully …
Here in London, many homeowners live in beautiful houses that fall under a ‘listed’ or protected status. So many owners of listed buildings believe that they’re not able to install air conditioning as it violates their property status and requires detailed planning documents and permissions. Well, Cool You have specifically developed air conditioning for listed property in London that requires no …
If you live in a listed building? The question you will more than likely be asking is: Do air conditioning units need planning permission? A listed building is a property that cannot be modified without the consent of a local authority because it has a particular architectural or historic interest. Living in a listed building can offer fantastic experiences and …
All Cool You annual service plans come backed up by our guaranteed 5 year parts and labour warranty.
All of the wall mounted air conditioning systems supplied and installed by Cool You are Wi-Fi enabled and can be controlled wherever you are using our app, available for iOS and Android devices.
The most defining feature of our air conditioning solutions is the fact that everything is enclosed within your property and nothing needs to be installed to the exterior. Designed specifically for London apartments, Cool You systems deliver whisper-quiet operation.
Utilising Panasonic and Mitsubishi DC inverter technology from the leaders in the conventional AC market, Cool You systems are the most energy efficient available and reduce running costs by up to 40 to 50% compared to our competitors.
With the purchase of an air conditioning system from Cool You, you are supported by our 24/7 direct help line with a call back guaranteed within 2 hours. This will either be from Managing Director, Julian Peyser, Technical Director, Savva Zacharia, or our Senior Install and Service Engineer.
All of our air conditioning systems come with i-FEEL temperature control. Using a sensor in the remote control, this allows the temperature in the room to be regulated to where the remote control is.
