From a single wall-mounted unit to a system hidden in the ceiling, here is how each type works and where it fits best. We recommend the right one at your free survey.
Wall-mounted from £1,595
| System | Best for | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Wall-mounted split | Bedrooms, living rooms and home offices | From £1,595 |
| Multi-split | Homes cooling two to five rooms | From £2,995 for two rooms |
| Ducted | Renovations, new builds and larger homes | Quoted after survey |
| Ceiling cassette | Offices, shops and restaurants | Quoted after survey |
| Floor-standing | Conservatories, lofts and rooms with low walls | Quoted after survey |
Best for: Bedrooms, living rooms and home offices
One indoor unit high on the wall, linked by pipework to an outdoor unit. The compressor is outside, so it is quiet in the room. The most popular and best-value option for homes.
From £1,595
Best for: Homes cooling two to five rooms
Several indoor units, each with its own control, running from a single outdoor unit. Keeps the outside of the house tidy and usually costs less than separate systems.
From £2,995 for two rooms
Best for: Renovations, new builds and larger homes
The indoor unit is hidden in the ceiling void or loft, with ducts feeding small grilles in each room. Almost invisible, but best planned during building work.
Quoted after survey
Best for: Offices, shops and restaurants
Set into a suspended ceiling, blowing air in four directions for even cooling across larger open spaces.
Quoted after survey
Best for: Conservatories, lofts and rooms with low walls
A slim console unit near the floor, ideal where there is no high wall space, such as under a sloping ceiling or in a glazed room.
Quoted after survey
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For most houses, wall-mounted split systems: one per room, or a multi-split system serving several rooms from one outdoor unit. Ducted systems suit major renovations.
A split system has one indoor unit and one outdoor unit. A multi-split has several indoor units sharing one outdoor unit, each controlled separately.
Yes. All of the systems we fit are heat pumps that can heat as well as cool.
We do not supply portable units. They are noisy, less effective and need a hose out of a window. A fixed system is quieter and cheaper to run.
Single rooms to whole homes, supplied and fitted.
Annual servicing and maintenance plans.
Fault finding and fixes for most major brands.
Efficient heating from the same system.
Quiet systems for bedrooms, lofts and living rooms.
Offices, shops, restaurants and care homes.
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