In an apartment, an air-to-air heat pump (split or multi-split) is most often the solution: low-impact, reversible to cool down in summer, and far more efficient than direct electric heating. We first check feasibility — outdoor-unit location, managing-agent approval, planning, neighbours — before quoting an installation suited to your co-ownership.
In an apartment, the difficulty isn’t the equipment but the feasibility: where to fit the outdoor unit, how to secure the managing agent’s approval and stay within planning rules, while limiting noise for the neighbours. That’s exactly what we frame before installing.
One outdoor unit and one or more indoor splits: the best-suited solution for an apartment, with no major works or water circuit to take over. The multi-split heats several rooms from a single outdoor unit.
Balcony, terrace, façade or roof: we study the most discreet and best-ventilated installation point, taking into account condensate drainage and distances to neighbours.
Installation on the façade or a common area: we prepare the file for the co-ownership meeting and check whether a declaration or planning permit is required in your municipality.
Visit to the apartment: rooms to heat, the outdoor-unit installation point, routing of the refrigerant lines and co-ownership constraints.
We identify what falls under the common areas, prepare the managing agent’s approval and check the planning obligations before any façade installation.
Fitting of the outdoor unit and the indoor splits, refrigerant lines and condensate drainage. A clean site, without breaking the existing heating circuit.
Pressurisation, leak check, setting of the heating / cooling temperatures and a hands-on of the remote control. Verification of the real noise level.
In an apartment, air-to-air almost always wins out: no water circuit to take over, quick installation, reversible. Air-to-water remains possible if you already have water-fed radiators or underfloor heating and a spot for the outdoor unit — but it needs more space and, in a co-ownership, the managing agent’s approval is decisive in both cases.
We come to assess feasibility — location, managing agent, neighbours — and give you a clear quote, with no obligation.
Yes, in the vast majority of cases. The most common solution is an air-to-air heat pump (split or multi-split): a compact outdoor unit on a balcony, terrace or façade, and one or more splits in the rooms to be heated. The real question isn’t technical but regulatory: where to fit the outdoor unit and how to get the managing agent’s approval.
Yes, as soon as the outdoor unit is fitted on a common area or changes the look of the façade — which is almost always the case in an apartment. You then need the approval of the co-ownership meeting, via the managing agent. We help you prepare the file (location, noise level, aesthetics) to ease the vote.
Recent outdoor units are quiet: often under 40 dB at night a few metres away. The noise depends mainly on the location and the installation. We choose an installation point away from neighbouring windows and, if needed, add anti-vibration mounts to stay below the permitted thresholds and keep good neighbourly relations.
Air-to-air is almost always the best choice in an apartment: quick to install, low-impact, and reversible to cool down in summer. Air-to-water only makes sense if you already have water-fed radiators or underfloor heating and the room for a bulkier outdoor unit. Our study settles it based on your home.
Very much so. An air-to-air heat pump returns about three to four times more heat than the electricity it consumes: for the same comfort, the heating bill can fall by half or more compared with direct electric convectors. It’s often the fastest source of savings in an apartment.
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« Châssis, panneaux et pompe à chaleur en une seule fois : on a eu un seul devis, un seul planning et zéro paperasse pour les primes. Le résultat est impeccable et notre facture d'énergie a chuté. On ne pensait pas que ce serait aussi simple. »
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Describe your apartment, your current heating and your co-ownership: we assess feasibility and propose a suitable quote, with no obligation.