Air conditioning, area by area

Air conditioning isn’t one-size-fits-all across the UK. A Victorian terrace in London holds heat very differently from a 1990s semi in Yorkshire, planning rules shift between England, Wales and Scotland, and what a job actually costs depends as much on your home and your electrics as on the units themselves. These area pages exist to give you honest, locally-flavoured guidance rather than a generic national brochure — and to be straight about where we can already help.

Demand is rising fastest across the warmer, denser south and east, where hot summers now bite for a few genuinely uncomfortable weeks a year. Further north and in Scotland, cooling matters less often — but the same box is a reversible heat pump, so it earns its keep as an efficient room heater through the long winters just as much as a cooler in July. We’d rather tell you that than pretend everyone needs the same thing.

Pick your county or borough below for guidance tuned to your area, or get a rough figure from our cost estimator first. Wherever you are, the model is the same: one enquiry goes to one vetted local installer, never auctioned to five firms. Hertfordshire is live today; if your area is still being built out, drop your postcode on any page and we’ll tell you honestly whether we’re live, opening, or not there yet.