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Commercial Air Conditioning in Berlin

Air conditioning for offices, practices and commercial spaces.

Commercial buildings in Berlin have specific requirements for air-conditioning and ventilation: cooling loads from equipment and occupants, statutory requirements for workplaces and varying usage hours. We plan and install commercial air-conditioning technology for offices, medical practices, restaurants and retail premises.

Our services in detail

VRF/VRV systems for office buildings and commercial spaces
Cassette and ducted units for elegant integration
Fresh-air supply to ArbStättV (Workplace Ordinance) and DIN EN 13779
Compliance with all Berlin regulations for commercial air-conditioning
Maintenance contracts for continuous operation without failures
Work outside business hours possible

Why Montali?

We combine academic analysis with master craftsman excellence. This means: well-thought-out planning, efficient execution and communication you might not expect from a trade company. As a Berlin master craftsman company, we take responsibility – from subsidy consulting to final sign-off.

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Was kostet Commercial Air Conditioning in Berlin?

Typische Kosten

6.250 – 62.500+ €

Dauer

3 – 10 Tage

4 – 10 Wochen (inkl. Planung, Genehmigung, Installation)

Büro-Einzelanlage ab 6.250 €. VRF-System für ganze Gebäudeetagen: 18.750–62.500 €.

Kostenfaktoren:

Kühl- und Heizlastberechnung (Pflicht)
Anlagentyp (Split, Multi-Split, VRF/VRV)
Außenluftanbindung (ArbStättV)
Kanalsystem und Luftverteilung
Wartungsvertrag und SLA

Frequently asked questions about Commercial Air Conditioning in Berlin

The ArbStättV (Workplace Ordinance) and ASR A3.6 prescribe minimum air-exchange rates (typically 30–50 m³/h per person), temperature range (20–26 °C in winter) and humidity (30–70 %). Server rooms, medical practices, dental clinics and restaurant kitchens have additional regulations with higher air-change rates. We check the building type, usable area and create a compliant air-conditioning concept – with documentation for workplace safety authorities.

Yes – that's standard for us! Many Berlin commercial spaces don't allow installation during opening hours. We plan and execute installations in the evening (after 6 pm), weekends (Friday–Sunday) or overnight. This requires good coordination – we bring site lighting and barriers. Thus you avoid operational disruptions completely.

Yes – with annual contract we handle regular filter changes (monthly to half-yearly depending on fouling), refrigerant checks, heat-exchanger cleaning and annual system inspection per EN 13779. For contract customers we guarantee response time under 4 hours for breakdowns (24/7). Costs typically €500–1,000/year for smaller systems, €1,000–1,875 for larger VRF systems.

A 200 m² office with moderate cooling demand (10–15 W/m²) typically requires a 4–5 kW VRF system or multi-split installation. Costs: Units €10,000–15,000, installation and refrigerant piping €5,000–7,500, fresh-air supply and ducts depending on location €3,750–10,000. Total about €18,750–32,500. Add: power connection (possibly new hookup), building permits (Berlin), old system disposal (€625–1,875). Maintenance ~€750/year. Payback period through energy savings typically 8–12 years.

For restaurants and gastronomy a central system with fresh-air supply (per DIN 18017 gastro standard) is better: kitchens generate heat surges and strong odour loads – split systems can't handle this properly. A central ventilation and air-conditioning system with exhaust air cleaning (carbon filters) is more hygienic, efficient and meets all hygiene and workplace requirements. Costs €31,250–62,500 depending on restaurant size. On-site consultation required – we bring ventilation sketches.

That depends on size and location. Small split systems (up to 12 kW) typically don't need building permits. Larger systems (>12 kW) or central ventilation can be permit-required, especially in listed buildings. Workplace systems must be reported to workplace safety authorities. Noise protection regulations often cover outdoor units. We check this for you: we obtain permits if needed and coordinate with authorities. Cost: €625–2,500 depending on complexity.

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