Air conditioning in Coventry
Coventry homes and businesses can call us for air conditioning, from terraces in Earlsdon and Cheylesmore to city flats, shared rented houses and small workplaces. A reversible unit keeps a bedroom, flat or office comfortable through a hot summer, and it can take over much of the heating in winter as well.
Get a quote in Coventry
Name, number, postcode. We call you back to talk it through.
- Postcodes CV1, CV2, CV3, CV4, CV5, CV6
- Coventry City Council
Why does Coventry's housing change what you can fit?
Because so much of it joins on to something else. In the 2021 Census, 39.9% of Coventry households lived in terraced houses and 30.1% in semis, against only 11.6% in detached homes. Since a house that is not detached gets only its first outdoor unit as permitted development, most Coventry homes wanting more than one room cooled should look at a multi-split.
Another 15.7% of households live in purpose-built flats, where the outside walls will usually belong to someone else, and the limit on a block is a unit of 0.6 cubic metres. Sources: Census 2021; Planning Portal.
What if you rent or let in Coventry?
Private renting grew from 20.6% to 24.7% of the city's households between the censuses, as the population rose 8.9% to about 345,300. Since 30 September 2023, an Article 4 direction has required planning permission to turn a house into a small shared house in 11 wards, including Earlsdon, Cheylesmore, Lower Stoke, Radford, Whoberley and Westwood.
That direction is about change of use and not cooling, but it shows where shared lets cluster. If you rent, get your landlord's yes in writing before any bracket goes up. For one room in the meantime, a portable unit may be fairer. Landlords with several units should look at servicing. Sources: ONS; Coventry City Council.
Does Coventry have conservation areas?
The city had 16 when the Coventry Society listed them in 2019, including Spon Street, Hill Top, Greyfriars Green, Far Gosford Street, Chapelfields, Stoke Green, Allesley Village and the long stretch of Kenilworth Road. Road-facing walls and roofs are excluded under permitted development there, so the rear is usually the place to start. Some of these streets also have listed buildings, so check before you plan anything. Sources: Coventry Society; Planning Portal.
What can we do for you in Coventry?
Everything we offer is available in Coventry. Pick a service to read what it involves.
Air conditioning installation in Coventry
Survey, consents, fitting and start-up, in that order.
Home air conditioning in Coventry
Quiet systems for bedrooms, top floors and family rooms.
Air-to-air heat pumps in Coventry
One system for winter warmth and summer cooling, room by room.
Multi-split air conditioning in Coventry
Several rooms on one outdoor unit, each with its own controller.
Conservatory air conditioning in Coventry
Makes a glass room or garden office usable in July and January.
Office air conditioning in Coventry
For game studios and offices where screens and people make the heat.
Commercial air conditioning in Coventry
Customer areas on busy streets, from cafés and bars to salons.
Server room cooling in Coventry
Dedicated cooling for racks, comms cupboards and build machines.
Air conditioning servicing in Coventry
Yearly care and leak checks, on systems we did and did not fit.
Air conditioning repairs in Coventry
Leaks, drips, error codes and systems that have stopped cooling.
What happens after you get in touch?
You tell us about the room
Ring 01926 967778 or send the form with your postcode, and say which rooms bother you and when.
We survey the building
We measure up, check the walls and the power, ask about the lease or listing, and agree a place for the outdoor unit. A written price follows.
Consents come before drilling
If a landlord, a freeholder or the council has to say yes, that happens now. Nothing goes on a wall until it has.
We fit, test and hand over
Units, pipework and power go in, then the system is pressure tested and started up. You leave with the certificates and know the controls. Yearly servicing keeps it right.
Questions from Coventry
Do you cover all of Coventry?
We cover CV1 to CV6. Send your postcode if you are unsure, especially on the far north side of the city.
Can you fit air conditioning in a Coventry high-rise?
It depends on the freeholder and the fire strategy for the block, and on whether a safe outdoor position exists. Ask the managing agent first, then call us.
Is the University of Warwick in your area?
Yes. It sits in south-west Coventry, and we can help with private homes and lets around it.
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Before you ring
These details let us give you a better answer on the first call.
- Your postcode
- Flat, house or workplace
- Whether the building is listed
- Which rooms, roughly how big, and which way they face
- Who owns the outside walls, if you lease or rent
Get a quote in Coventry
Tell us where you are and what is too hot or too cold. Or ring 01926 967778.