Single-room splits
Wall-mounted units for a bedroom, home office or conservatory — usually a single day on site.
Air conditioning
Cool in summer.
Cool in summer.
Warm in winter. Quietly done.
Wall-mounted splits, multi-split systems and full ducted installs for homes and small businesses across the West Midlands. Neatly fitted, properly commissioned.
Air-con mascot pose goes here — you'll add later.
How it works
Get your price
Get your price
online in a minute.
Start with an online price, then we confirm it on site. Fixed before we begin, sized to your rooms rather than to our invoice, and no pressure calls in between.
01
Price it online
Answer a few questions about your rooms and get a price on screen in about a minute. No phone call, no waiting on a quote.
02
We confirm it on site
A free visit to check pipework routes, unit positions and any planning quirks — then the price is fixed in writing.
03
Tidy install
Most single-splits are done in a day. Multi-splits and ducted systems take 2–4 days, depending on complexity.
04
Commission & aftercare
We test everything on the day, walk you through the controls, and register the manufacturer warranty for you.
Start with step one. A price on screen in about a minute — no phone call.
Get my air-con price
Brands we install
What we do
Cooling and heating that actually fits your space.
Single-room splits through to whole-house multi-splits and small commercial ducted systems. F-gas certified, properly commissioned, tidy pipework.
Whole-home multi-splits
One outdoor unit feeding several rooms — clean pipework runs and unobtrusive indoor units.
Ducted & commercial
Offices, salons, small hospitality — VRV/VRF systems designed for real workday load.
Heating in winter, too
Modern inverter-driven units heat as efficiently as they cool — a useful backup or top-up.
Servicing & F-gas checks
Annual maintenance and mandatory F-gas inspections for business installs.
Filter & hygiene
Deep cleans and antibacterial filter services — especially useful in kitchens and treatment rooms.
The science bit
How air conditioning actually works.
It doesn't make cold air. It moves heat from one place to another, using a refrigerant that changes between liquid and gas as it goes round a sealed loop.
Step 01
Heat is absorbed
Warm room air is drawn across a cold coil in the indoor unit. Cold liquid refrigerant inside the coil soaks up that heat and boils into a gas.
Step 02
The gas is compressed
The compressor in the outdoor unit squeezes that gas. Squeezing it raises its pressure and pushes its temperature well above the outside air.
Step 03
Heat is dumped outside
Because the gas is now hotter than the air outdoors, heat flows out through the outdoor coil and the fan blows it away. The gas condenses back to liquid.
Step 04
Pressure is released
An expansion valve drops the pressure, which drops the temperature sharply. The refrigerant returns to the indoor unit cold, ready to start again.
The loop runs continuously, so the room cools gradually rather than in blasts — and the refrigerant is never used up, only moved around.
Summer
Cooling mode
Heat is taken out of the room and released outdoors. As the air passes over the cold coil it also loses moisture, which is why the room feels less humid as well as cooler. That water drains away through a small condensate pipe.
Winter
Heating mode
A reversing valve runs the same loop backwards. The outdoor unit becomes the cold end and pulls heat out of the outside air — there's usable heat in air well below freezing — and the indoor unit releases it into the room.
3–5×Units of heat moved for every unit of electricity used. Because it moves heat rather than creating it, it beats any electric heater on running cost.
InverterModern compressors vary their speed instead of switching on and off, holding a steady temperature and using far less power once the room is settled.
19–24 dBTypical indoor noise on low fan — quieter than a library, and the noisy part of the system sits outside the building.
Common questions
Straight answers on air conditioning.
Do I need planning permission?
For most homes, no — air-con units are permitted development if they meet size and position rules. We check for you at survey and flag anything that needs a planning application.
How noisy are the units?
Modern indoor units run at about 20 dB (a whisper) on low. Outdoor units are 45–55 dB from a metre — quieter than a normal conversation. We site them sensibly to keep neighbours happy.
Can one system heat and cool multiple rooms?
Yes — a multi-split system runs one outdoor unit feeding 2–5 indoor units, each with its own remote. Different rooms can be at different temperatures.
How much does it cost?
Single-room splits start at £1,350 fully installed for a small bedroom, with most landing between £1,500 and £3,500 depending on the room size, the unit and how much pipework is involved. Multi-splits and ducted systems are priced per home. We'll always see the property first before quoting.
Do they need servicing?
Yes — a quick annual service keeps filters clean and the refrigerant sound. Commercial installs also need a mandatory F-gas inspection depending on system size.
Can I run it from solar panels?
Absolutely — air-con is one of the best loads to pair with solar PV, since you're usually cooling when the sun is out. We can wire in an EV-charger-style priority if you want.
Ready for a cooler, calmer home?
Book a free site visit. We'll size the system to your rooms, quote it fairly, and — if air-con isn't the right answer — we'll tell you.