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Conservatory air conditioning in Leamington Spa

Got a conservatory in Leamington Spa that is only comfortable for a few weeks a year? We fit reversible air conditioning to conservatories, glazed extensions and garden rooms. It takes the edge off the afternoon sun and keeps the chill out in winter, so you get far more use from a room you already paid for.

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  • Cools in July, heats in January
  • Sized for the amount of glass
  • Garden offices and rear extensions

Can a conservatory really be used all year?

It can become much more comfortable, though glass loses and gains heat far faster than a solid wall. Wellesbourne, the nearest Met Office station, averages about 200 hours of sunshine in July and only about 54 in December, with about 47 days of air frost a year. Blinds and roof treatments reduce the load and are worth doing first, because the unit then works less hard. Source: Met Office.

Why does a glass room need a bigger unit?

Sizing tables start from floor area and assume ordinary walls. iHeat notes that large windows, especially south-facing ones, can push the size up, and a conservatory is nothing but windows. So we look at the direction it faces, the roof type and any shading before suggesting a capacity. Going by floor area alone is a common reason for a unit to struggle in a conservatory. Source: iHeat. For a first estimate, see the size guide.

Where does the indoor unit go when the walls are glass?

Against the house wall if there is enough of it, since that is the one wall strong enough and usually the one with space. A dwarf wall can take a floor-standing unit in some rooms. The outdoor unit often sits conveniently at the rear of a house, which is also where the conservation area rules are most relaxed.

What about a garden room or garden office?

The same equipment works well, and a well-insulated garden room is an easier job than a conservatory. The main question is power. A separate building needs a supply that can take the load, and a new circuit counts as notifiable work. Think about where the outdoor unit will sit too, because garden rooms often stand close to a neighbour's fence and their seating area. Source: Warwick District Council on Part P.

Would a portable unit do the job?

Not often. A portable unit has to push its hot air out through a hose, and glass rooms give it few good places to do so. It may help on the odd hot day, but it will rarely keep up with a south-facing conservatory. There is a straight comparison in portable or fixed.

Common questions

Does a unit on a conservatory need planning permission?

It is judged on the same conditions as any heat pump on a house, including position and noise. A listed house or a conservation area frontage changes the answer. See the planning guide.

Can it stop a conservatory getting damp in winter?

Heating the air and keeping it moving usually helps with condensation. It will not fix a leak or a failed seal, so have those looked at first.

Can you fit it to an old conservatory?

Often, though a poor roof or failed glazing will waste what the unit does. We will tell you if we think you should fix those first.

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These details let us give you a better answer on the first call.

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  • 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
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