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Air conditioning across Greater London

We install, service and repair air conditioning for homes and businesses throughout London. Find guidance for your region, borough or neighbourhood below.

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Each region page explains the typical properties and installation considerations in that part of the capital, with links to borough and neighbourhood pages.

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Central, North, East, South and West London Guides

A four-way ceiling cassette in a suspended office ceiling, the kind of air conditioning we fit for homes in Central London

Central London

Central London asks more of an air conditioning installer than almost anywhere else in the country: listed interiors, leases that restrict every external fixing, kerbside loading measured in minutes and rooms that never fully cool down overnight. We install, service and repair systems for homes and businesses across the whole of the centre.

A wall-mounted split unit on the gable wall of a vaulted living room, the kind of air conditioning we fit for homes in North London

North London

North London asks a lot of a cooling system: hilltop Victorian houses near the Heath, conversion flats in Haringey, interwar semis in Barnet and Enfield, and Lea Valley workplaces. We design, fit, service and repair air conditioning to suit each of them.

Insulated refrigerant pipework during a commercial fit-out, the kind of air conditioning we fit for homes in East London

East London

East London runs from canal-side warehouse lofts and Victorian terraces in the inner boroughs to dockside towers, cottage estates and the semis of Havering. We design, fit, service and repair air conditioning across the whole region, for households, landlords and businesses, with equipment chosen for the building rather than taken off a shelf.

A split air conditioning unit above a living room fireplace, the kind of air conditioning we fit for homes in South London

South London

South of the river, the right air conditioning depends heavily on where you are: a leasehold flat in Kennington, a tower apartment in Nine Elms and a 1930s semi in Bexleyheath all need different equipment, different consents and different installation days. We fit, service and repair systems for homes and businesses right across the region.

A wall-mounted air conditioner inside a conservatory with a glazed roof, the kind of air conditioning we fit for homes in West London

West London

West London runs from mansion flats beside the Thames to Metro-land semis, Wembley towers and the logistics belt around Heathrow. We design, install, service and repair air conditioning across all of it, choosing equipment to suit the building rather than forcing one system onto every property.

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Every London Borough and Neighbourhood We Cover

Dedicated pages for the London boroughs and neighbourhoods we cover. We also cover Barking and Dagenham, Havering and Bexley through our East and South London pages.

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West London

How Your Part of London Shapes an Air Conditioning Installation

The same split system can be a one-day job in a suburban semi and a carefully planned project in a Westminster mansion block. Building age, density, ownership and access vary enormously across the capital, and they decide where units can go and how the work is organised.

Inner London: density, heritage and managed buildings

Central and inner London combine conservation areas, listed buildings, mansion blocks and serviced offices. Outdoor units usually need discreet positions such as flat roofs, lightwells or rear yards, and freeholder, landlord or planning approval is common. Access often means loading restrictions, permits and agreed working hours.

Typical routes for outdoor units

Rear elevations, enclosed lightwells and roof plant areas are generally easier to approve than anything visible from the street.

Commercial buildings

Landlords often have approved contractors lists, plant-space rules and requirements for method statements before work can start.

Outer London: houses, extensions and garden rooms

In the suburbs most enquiries come from owner-occupied houses: bedrooms under the roof, loft conversions, rear extensions, conservatories and garden offices. Outdoor units can usually sit at ground level in a side return or garden, which keeps installations straightforward, though neighbours’ windows and fences still need thought.

Riverside and new-build developments

Newer apartment buildings along the Thames, in Docklands and around regeneration areas are usually well insulated and heavily glazed, so overheating is common. Many have strict managing-agent rules about balconies and façades, and some include comfort cooling already. Check your lease and building rules first. We can help interpret what is being asked for.

FAQs

Coverage questions

Do you cover my area if it isn’t listed?

We cover homes and businesses across Greater London, including places that do not have their own page. If your area isn’t listed, choose the nearest region page for general guidance or simply send us an enquiry with your postcode and we’ll confirm.

Does it matter which borough I’m in?

It can. Each London borough is its own local planning authority, and conservation areas, listed buildings and local policies differ. The type of building matters too. A mansion block, a Victorian conversion and a new-build tower each come with different consent and access considerations.

Can you work in buildings with restricted access or parking?

Many London jobs involve controlled parking zones, loading restrictions or building management rules about working hours and lifts. Let us know about any restrictions when you enquire so they can be planned into the programme and quotation.

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