Air Conditioning in Canterbury, Kent

Most domestic air conditioning installations are permitted development and don't require planning permission. Exceptions apply for listed buildings, properties in conservation areas, and some external units on front-facing walls. We advise on this during the survey stage.

F-Gas (fluorinated gas) regulations require that anyone installing, servicing or decommissioning refrigerant-containing systems holds a valid F-Gas qualification. All our engineers are F-Gas certified, ensuring your installation is fully compliant and legally carried out.

Yes. Modern heat pump air conditioning systems work in reverse during winter, providing efficient heating as well as cooling. This makes them a versatile year-round climate control solution, particularly useful in home offices, conservatories and bedrooms.

Sizing is calculated based on the room's volume, insulation, glazing, orientation and heat-generating equipment within the space. We carry out a heat load calculation as part of our survey to specify the correct unit — undersized systems struggle to perform, and oversized units cycle on and off inefficiently.

We recommend a full service annually, including filter cleaning, coil inspection, refrigerant level check and electrical testing. Regular servicing maintains efficiency, extends the unit's lifespan and keeps the manufacturer warranty valid.

Yes. We install a full range of commercial systems — multi-split, VRF/VRV, ceiling cassette and ducted — for offices, retail units, restaurants and other commercial premises across Canterbury and Kent. We manage the project from design and F-Gas compliance through to commissioning.