Construction in Finland doesn’t stop for winter – but the cold can slow down progress, reduce quality, and increase costs. Slowly drying structures, interrupted workflows, and uncomfortable working conditions are unfortunately common issues on many sites.
Our mission is to ensure your site runs smoothly – regardless of the weather.
Our modern heating solutions are based on mobile, energy-efficient, and emission-free equipment that provide stable temperature conditions quickly and flexibly. Whether it’s a large industrial site or a smaller project, we create the conditions for smooth operations and high-quality results from start to finish.
A tailored solution – for your specific site
Every construction site is different, which means the heating solution must also be unique. We design a system tailored to each project, deliver all necessary equipment, and also take care of system monitoring.
When dimensioning the heating, we take into account:
- Available energy sources
- The size and special features of the heated space
- The required power range and duration
- Energy efficiency and cost impact
Biegga and Cachi – new technology for site climate control
Alongside traditional electric, oil, and hot water heaters, we offer next-generation solutions like Biegga air-to-air heat pumps and Cachi air-to-water systems. These enable:
- Emission-free heating and cooling
- Drying and air filtration in the same unit
- Remote control via the Ouman system
- Efficient performance in all conditions
Environmental friendliness, user comfort, and cost-efficiency are not compromises for us – they’re part of the standard solution.
With us, you get:
- Comprehensive and modern solutions
- Energy-efficient and environmentally responsible systems
- Fast deliveries and commissioning
- 24/7 support and continuous monitoring (K2 security services)
Construction requires precision – and temperature is one of the most critical factors. Choose a partner who understands the importance of climate control and delivers the solution where it’s needed.
