your ac 

Before arranging a home survey, I’d be grateful if you could take a few moments to read the guide below. Every installation is different, but the prices shown will give you a realistic idea of the investment involved.

 

If the guide is within your expected budget, I’d be delighted to arrange a site visit and discuss the best options for your home. This helps ensure we’re a good fit for your project.

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Split Air Conditioning Installation Guide

 

Every property is different, but a

Typical Installation Example is

 

Ground Floor

• 1 × 2.5kW wall-mounted indoor unit – From £1,650 (with an exception of wooden garden buildings starting from £1550)

 

First Floor

• 1 × 2.5kW wall-mounted indoor unit – From £1,800

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the Price will vary depending on a ground floor, first or higher level install, pipeline run and AC brand unit required.

 

This is one of the most popular installations, providing efficient heating and cooling for a downstairs living area and an upstairs bedroom or home office.

 

Larger rooms may require higher-capacity units, typically available in 2.5kW, 5kW and 7kW sizes, or a multiply of these. For multiple rooms, a multi-split system may be the most suitable solution.

 

Multi-Split Systems

 

A multi-split system uses a single outdoor unit connected to two, three, four or more indoor units.

 

Guide Prices

 

• 2 Indoor Units (Multi-Split): From £3,400 – £4,500

 

• 3 Indoor Units (Multi-Split): From £5,100 – £6,600

 

• 4 Indoor Units (Multi-Split): From £6,800 – £8,500

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ducted systems

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Discover our ducted units starting from just £3,500 per room, designed to seamlessly blend into your space. These systems can be discreetly installed in lofts, eaveS, wall spaces, or false ceilings to ensuring a clean and stylish aesthetic. Enjoy optimal AC air distribution through oblong grills, circular vents or jets, perfect for larger rooms to Enhance your comfort without compromising on style!

 

What Affects the Price?

 

Your quotation will depend on several factors, including:

 

• length of Refrigerant pipe needed.

• Brand of units.

• type of unit, high wall, floor mounted or ducted​.​

• Outdoor unit location.

• Ease of access to rooms.

• Condensate drain routes.

• Decorative trunking requirements.

• Wall construction.

• Whether scaffolding, access towers or specialist access equipment is required.

 

These guidelines are based on entry level AC systems. premium / specialist systems will increase in price. 

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please note an electrical point on the exterior is also needed, this point needs to be a rotator isolator of the correct fuse size for the exterior unit. interior units draw power from the external unit.

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site survey needed?

 

A site survey will provide you with expert advice to meet your needs with practically in mind.

 

Following the site survey, you will receive a detailed quotation outlining the recommended system, installation specification for your electrician, and a fixed price with no hidden costs.

 

All systems provide both cooling during the summer and highly efficient heating throughout the winter, being 3-4 times more efficient than a gas boiler in our winters on the south coast (between -3 - 5 degrees).

 

Each room is independently controlled, giving you maximum comfort, improved energy efficiency and lower running costs.