With the growth in demand for garden offices, we have seen a direct increase in requests for air conditioning installations. Whether you use your garden office for work, crafts, exercise or for extra living and entertaining space, here’s why installing an air conditioning system is a great option:
1. Air conditioning systems heat and cool
Despite being insulated, garden offices with lots of lovely glazing can be at real risk of overheating when the weather gets hot. Air conditioning your office means you have the flexibility of cooling in the summer and heating in the winter, providing you with year-round comfort.
2. Energy efficient
Air conditioning systems are more energy efficient than direct forms of heating (electric underfloor heating or electric radiators), helping to keep bills to a minimum. Comfort doesn’t have to cost the earth.
3. Reduce humidity
When cooling, air conditioning systems remove moisture from the air, protecting office equipment and particularly useful if you use your space as a gym.
4. Responsive and controllable
Systems come with local controls as well as options for control via mobile apps for smart devices. Pre-programming temperature and timings remotely couldn’t be easier.
5. Quick and easy to install
For the average garden office, most air conditioning systems can be retro fitted in one day with minimal disruption.
Here’s what one of our customers had to say following a successful installation to their garden cabin:
“The system was neatly and quickly installed with minimal disruption. We now have the benefits of a smart air conditioning system that both heats and cools the space efficiently. The controls are easy to use and can be accessed via our mobiles too. Great for turning the system on remotely. The Advantage team were professional, thorough and helpful and we have no hesitation in recommending them to others.”
At Advantage, we have been designing, installing and maintaining air conditioning systems of all types for over 25 years for both commercial and residential customers. For help and advice simply get in touch or call us on 01306 628282.