One of my friends, a fitness fanatic, opened a small gym in his town.
But all his clients only showed up once after the opening and resumed their workout in the other gym that’s slightly far from their homes.
He kept wondering what went wrong until someone mentioned that his gym was okay, but it lacked proper climate control, which most clients prefer. He had not factored in an a/c when he planned for gym equipment since the facility already had windows and a fan. He also thought the gym was too small to have an air conditioner, but clients needed it for comfort and safety. Worries about the air conditioning installation cost were reduced by the air conditioning professional he found at a local air conditioning company. The a/c repairman and expert assured him that having an HVAC for the facility did not have to be through a central air conditioner since there are options for small spaces that are equally efficient. The air conditioning business linked him with a contractor who reviewed the gym’s lease and handled negotiations with the landlord regarding the a/c setup before the work was done. Once everything was approved, the gym got an HVAC system installed. They got an intelligent model with a reusable air conditioning filter and a digital thermostat that has made the entire unit energy efficient. All they have to do now is keep up with routine a/c care, which involves scheduling regular a/c service on the equipment, and a/c repair if there are any issues with the unit’s functioning. Once the air conditioning unit was fixed, the number of clients increased gradually. As predicted, investing in the A/C was not a business liability but a selling point.