The frame plays an essential role in the stability of a house and in the thermal performance of the roof. Over time, the wood can be weakened by moisture, wood-destroying fungi, mold, or wood-eating insects. Climate variations in the French-speaking part of Switzerland, a lack of ventilation in the attic, or insufficient maintenance can promote the appearance of these degradations. See more
Implementing a controlled mechanical ventilation system is an effective solution to improve indoor air quality. This device renews the ambient air, limits the appearance of humidity, and reduces condensation phenomena that can damage your home. With a constant renewal of air, this system also helps to remove pollutants produced daily, such as those from cooking, showering, or breathing. See more
In a context where the energy transition is becoming a priority, many homeowners in Swiss Romandy are looking for more environmentally friendly heating solutions. The pellet stove, also known as a granule stove, is among the most efficient equipment for heating a home while reducing energy consumption. See more
With the rising cost of energy and the desire to reduce the environmental impact of homes, many homeowners in Swiss Romandy are interested in wood heating systems. The wood stove today represents an economical, efficient, and user-friendly solution. Operating with logs or wood pellets, this type of equipment allows for the diffusion of pleasant heat while using renewable energy. See more
Is your heating system starting to show signs of wear, frequently breaking down, or failing to heat your home properly? Replacing your boiler can be an effective solution to regain optimal thermal comfort and improve the energy performance of your home. In Swiss Romandy, the cost of a boiler varies based on many factors: type of energy used, technology of the device, heating power, chosen brand, or complexity of the installation. See more
Underfloor heating is now considered one of the most comfortable solutions for heating a home. Highly appreciated in the French-speaking part of Switzerland, this system allows for the distribution of gentle and uniform heat throughout the room, without visible radiators. This type of heating not only improves thermal comfort but also allows for better energy consumption management. See more