WM Air Conditioning

At WM Air Conditioning we provide a variety of commercial refrigeration services and equipment. Heat recovery ventilation (HRV) is an energy recovery system that uses state of the art equipment.

WM Aircon is the leading HVAC supplier in Oxfordshire and the Thames Valley, and is dedicated to the design, installation & service of the latest technology. We offer installation and maintenance of refrigeration systems, provide ways to heat your property using renewable energy (chief among which is the installation of air source heat pumps), and install ventilation systems with heat recovery mechanisms to prevent energy loss. We offer parts from only the very best manufacturers, such as Daikin, Mitsubishi and Toshiba, meaning we couple the very best installations with the very best equipment.

More and more, we are told that we need to save energy in our daily lives. Energy consumption is increasing while natural resources are depleting meaning those of us that wish to be responsible for our planets current, and more importantly, future, need to find ways to reduce our carbon footprint. However, many people believe that it is always necessary to make sacrifices to achieve this goal, but innovative technology in heating that WM Air Conditioning can provide, shows that you can have both performance and reduced energy use.

The 'V' in HVAC stands for ventilation, the process of swapping air in a space with new, cleaner air, in an effort to improve the air quality. Many efforts are made to increase the energy efficiency of our homes, through double glazing and thicker insulation for example, but these efforts have the unwanted effect of reducing the amount of fresh air entering our buildings. WM Air Conditioning provide a variety of ventilation/air purification systems and solutions to suit a scale of needs. Many ventilation systems can combine a number of operations into a single integrated system, such as ventilation (the exchanging and flow of fresh air), humidification (maintaining a balance of moisture in the air), filtration (removing dust and particles in the air), air processing (heating or cooling incoming air to reduce the load on air conditioners) and heat recovery (recovering and exchanging heat and energy in the system).