Air conditioning for salons and spas
Comfortable salons and treatment rooms despite dryers, lamps and steam.
- Free survey for new installations
- Systems chosen for how the space is used
- Servicing and compliance after install
Air conditioning for salons and spas
Hairdryers, styling tools, lamps and steam make salons and spas warm and humid. Treatment rooms need gentle air flow and quiet units. Hairspray and fibres coat indoor units, so cleaning and servicing need to be more frequent than in an office.
Common challenges
- Heat from dryers and lamps
- Humidity from steam and showers
- Quiet treatment rooms
- Hairspray and fibres on coils
- Small premises with limited outdoor space
Systems and services that usually fit
Split and multi-split systemsFrom £1,450 per system, ex VATCeiling cassette air conditioningFrom £2,150 per cassette, ex VATAir conditioning cleaningFrom £95 per indoor unit, ex VATCommercial ventilationFrom £2,950 per system, ex VATAir conditioning servicingFrom £175 per visit, first indoor unit, ex VATAir-to-air heat pumpsFrom £1,650 per zone, ex VAT
Questions from salons and spas
Why does salon air conditioning need cleaning so often?
Hairspray and fibres build up on filters and coils, reducing air flow and causing smells.
Can treatment rooms have their own controls?
Yes, with separate indoor units or zones.
Does a spa need ventilation?
Yes — showers, steam and pools need extract ventilation to control humidity.