Installation
The installation is where most air conditioning companies lose their nerve — and homeowners lose their patience. It's where we've put our best people.
The method
Floor protection door to door, dust-sheeted furniture, extraction on every cut. Shoes off at the threshold — it's your house, not our site.
Pipework runs in slim, colour-matched trunking along external walls — routes agreed at your design visit, not discovered on the day.
Our own finisher fills, sands and paints. Grilles go in colour-matched, and every room is left as we found it — minus a few degrees.
Commissioning readings recorded, controls set up on your phone, one walkthrough for every member of the household who wants one.
A typical installation
The house is sheeted and protected, positions confirmed room by room, brackets up and slim units on the walls — no ducts, no ceilings opened.
Refrigerant lines run in slim colour-matched trunking; the compact condenser goes onto its anti-vibration base at the rear. The noisiest hour is quieter than a kitchen refit.
Vacuum, pressure-test, charge, commission, load-check — while our finisher tidies every fixing and touch-point back to nothing.
Controls on your phone, schedules set for real life, paperwork in your inbox. Then we hoover our way out of the door.
Period properties
Lath-and-plaster ceilings, original cornicing, sash boxes, floorboards someone will want to see again one day — we plan around all of it. Nothing original is chased or cut: pipework travels in slim trunking on external walls, and the only internal fixings are two neat brackets per room.
Afterwards
No skips on the drive for a month, no trailing cables, no mystery holes. When the van pulls away, the house looks exactly as it did — it just behaves better. Most clients tell us the strangest part is how quickly they stop thinking about it. That's the product.
The standard
No skips, no scaffolding, no radios in the garden. On conservation streets and listed terraces, discretion isn't a courtesy — it's the specification.
Your fixed quote comes with a fixed programme — you'll know the handover day before we start.