AI-first
Software does the assessment, the calculations and the paperwork. People decide, sign and install.
A story from Zug, and what we make of it.
Summer 2026 was the hottest on record in Switzerland. In Zug, in a new eight-flat building completed in 2023, indoor temperatures sat at 28 to 31 °C around the clock from May to August, in every flat. Residents did everything the property manager advised: night ventilation, awnings and blinds closed all day, noisy portable units. Some moved to hotels for the worst weeks.
Residents had been writing to the property manager and the owner since 2024. The answer never changed: the floor cooling should be enough, keep the blinds down. They offered to pay for a solution themselves. At the end of June 2026 one resident sent written requests to the trade: a fixed system, help with the permit, an English-speaking contact. One firm replied the same day: no capacity. Another came to visit and three weeks later offered CHF 140,487 for the whole building. The offer expired in August. The property manager still has not said yes.
The law is not the obstacle. The obstacle is that nobody sells the whole chain of consent, permit, equipment, installation and service as one clear package with a price. That is what we do.
Software does the assessment, the calculations and the paperwork. People decide, sign and install.
We have no installers of our own. We buy installation from licensed firms with the refrigerant licence.
You have one contact for the whole route, even when several firms are involved.