One of the most common mistakes when building or renovating is to leave the air conditioning to the end. This often results in poorly sized equipment, visible or improvised installations and higher construction costs.
Including HVAC in the initial planning allows foreseeing key steps: plumbing, concealed drains, ideal location of indoor and outdoor units, and compatibility with other systems (electricity, gas, home automation).
In addition, choosing the right equipment from the beginning avoids consumption overloads, annoying noises or low thermal efficiency. Each type of environment requires a different solution, and that is best defined when everything is still to be done.
A timely decision not only saves money: it guarantees long-lasting comfort and a neat, functional installation in line with the design of the space.