Air conditioning installation in Ipswich

Ipswich covers most of what domestic air conditioning has to cope with. The Victorian terraces around the town centre have narrow frontages and limited external wall space, so where the outdoor unit goes is the first thing we work out, not the last. The 1930s suburbs out toward Rushmere and Broomhill are usually simpler, with side returns and garden walls that give us options.

Terraces, suburbs and waterfront flats

The waterfront apartments are a special case worth understanding before you get your hopes up. If you own a flat, you will almost certainly need the freeholder's or management company's written consent before anything is fixed to an external wall, and some leases prohibit it outright. We are happy to survey and quote so you have something concrete to put in front of them, but that permission has to come first and it is not ours to give.

Ipswich also has a good deal of new-build on the edges of town, where airtight construction and large glazed areas create rooms that overheat badly despite being modern. Those are often our simplest jobs and our most grateful customers.

Villages and areas nearby

We also cover Kesgrave, Martlesham Heath, Rushmere St Andrew, Capel St Mary, Woodbridge, Claydon and Bramford, along with the surrounding Suffolk villages. If you are not sure whether you are in range, call and ask — the answer is usually yes.

What it costs

Our pricing is published rather than quoted on the doorstep, so you can see roughly where you stand before anyone visits. See one, two and three room prices.

Worth reading first

• Do you need planning permission?
• Air conditioning in a bedroom
• What happens during installation