Bar Hill's planned village layout may be modern, but several of its commercial and residential properties have cellar or below-ground storage that benefits from reliable cooling through the summer months.
Bar Hill was developed from the late 1960s as a planned settlement on the A14 corridor north-west of Cambridge, and unlike older Cambridgeshire villages it does not have a stock of Victorian brick cellars. However, the village's commercial units, pub and larger detached homes often include undercroft storage, plant rooms or below-slab spaces that are used for wine, catering stock or general cold storage and need temperature control once warm weather arrives.
We work with Bar Hill homeowners and business operators to assess exactly what cooling is needed for the space - sometimes a compact self-contained unit is all that is required, and sometimes a split system with external condenser is a better long-term solution. We provide a written quote after the free survey so you can make an informed decision without pressure.
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