Can I have ducted air conditioning installed in my home?

We would not advise any customer to get ducted air conditioning in your home. Instead, we tend to install wall-mounted AC Units. This is simply because, on inspection of most homes and businesses in Newcastle, the houses are not suited for ducted air conditioning, and the property would require a lot more work to modify the ceilings and walls to allow for ducted units/vents.

How much does it cost for air conditioning in a home?

Air conditioning costs anywhere from £1800-£9000. It depends on the size of your home and the amount of air conditioning units you require.

How much is an air conditioning service?

An air conditioning service costs £85 Plus VAT.

How much is a diagnostic call out?

If you have a problem with your air conditioning unit and require our engineer to do a call-out to diagnose what is wrong, then a diagnostic call-out would cost £85 Plus VAT. Any parts or further labour beyond the diagnostic would cost more.

What Size Air Conditioner Do I Need?

The size of the air conditioner you need is determined by the square footage of the area to be cooled, ceiling height, insulation quality, and local climate conditions.

What Type of Air Conditioner Should I Choose?

Your choice of air conditioner type should be based on the size of the space, your cooling needs, budget, and whether your home has existing ductwork or not. Most UK homes only require external walls where a wall mounted unit can be placed.

How Often Should I Service My Air Conditioner?

The frequency of air conditioner servicing is recommended to be at least once a year to ensure efficiency and prevent breakdowns.

Can I Install an Air Conditioner Myself?

Whether you can install an air conditioner yourself depends on the type of unit and your level of technical skill and experience with electrical systems, you also require an F-Gas Certification to be able to buy a unit or the gas required. You would void any warranty or house insurance if it is not installed by an F-Gas Registered Engineer.

What Is SEER Rating and Why Does It Matter?

The SEER rating of an air conditioner indicates its energy efficiency, with higher SEER ratings signifying more efficient energy use and potentially lower utility bills.

How Long Does an Air Conditioning Unit Typically Last?

The lifespan of an air conditioning unit typically ranges between 10 to 20 years, depending on the model, usage, and maintenance.

What Are the Signs That My Air Conditioner Needs Replacing?

Signs that your air conditioner needs replacing include frequent repairs, decreased efficiency, unusual noises, and being over 10 years old.

How Can I Make My Air Conditioning More Efficient?

Making your air conditioning more efficient can be achieved by regular maintenance, using programmable thermostats, and improving home insulation.

Are There Any Rebates or Tax Credits Available for Air Conditioning Installation?

The government is currently offering a go green initiative that will give you a VAT saving on any residential installation of an air source heat pump, wall-mounted air conditioning units that match the requirements needed for this saving.

Garden Room Air Conditioning Installation Services

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Newcastle Air Conditioning provides expert garden room air conditioning installation across Newcastle Upon Tyne and surrounding areas. With over 20 years of experience, we install energy-efficient systems designed for garden offices, studios, and outdoor rooms. Our team delivers tailored solutions that match your space and budget, ensuring year-round comfort. Understanding installation costs is the first step to upgrading your garden room environment.

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Our Services

Newcastle Air Conditioning provides air conditioning installation, servicing, and repairs in and around Newcastle Upon Tyne, tailored to suit garden room, sun rooms & conservatories.

Garden Room Air Conditioning Install

Newcastle Air Conditioning installs garden room air conditioning systems that keep your space cool, fresh, and comfortable all year. We help you choose the right system based on your garden room layout and install it cleanly with minimal disruption. Each installation is tailored to your routine and space, making a noticeable difference to your daily comfort.

Conservatory Air Conditioning Installation

Newcastle Air Conditioning installs air conditioning systems designed for UK conservatories, helping to regulate temperature and create a space you can use year-round. Conservatories often suffer from extreme heat in summer and cold in winter — we fit systems that solve both issues efficiently. Our team recommends the right unit based on your glass coverage, insulation, and usage patterns, ensuring quiet performance and energy efficiency. Each installation is clean, quick, and tailored to make your conservatory a more comfortable part of your home.

Sun Room Air Conditioning Install

Newcastle Air Conditioning provides reliable air conditioning installations for sun rooms, creating a comfortable and cool environment in every season. We assess your sun room layout to recommend the most suitable system, then handle the installation with care and efficiency. Each setup is customised to fit how you use the space, helping to improve everyday comfort with consistent temperature control.

Why Choose Newcastle Air Conditioning?

People across Newcastle choose Newcastle Air Conditioning because we’re local, experienced, and easy to work with, with 100% satisfaction rates. We give clear advice, handle tidy installations, and provide support long after the job is done. Whether you’re fitting a new system or replacing an old one, we’re here to make the process simple, affordable, and built around your needs.

How Much Does Garden Room Air Conditioning Cost?

Air Conditioning for Garden Rooms usually costs £1,800 – £2100, depending on your room size, the number of units, and the type of system you choose. A smaller setup for one room will cost less, while larger properties or multi-room installations will be higher.