Yes. All models now come in heating/cooling option. We recommend you purchase a heating/cooling option whether you need it or not, as it is not a lot more money and gives you backup should your boiler heater system fail.
We seriously recommend that you do not buy these units, and it is not just because we want your business. The main reason is the dangers of dealing with refrigerant if you are not trained to do so. The cost of living with refrigerant burns, far out ways the savings made by purchasing these systems.
Although there are many different manufacturers, there will only be a few that will meet your criteria. When we carry out a site survey, we will ascertain what amount of money you wish to spend and select our manufacturer accordingly.
Air conditioning is one product where you can honestly say you get what you pay for. Manufacturer’s quality’s can vary hugely, even down to the quality of plastic used, and the reliability of the unit. We recommend you buy the very best you can afford.
No. New systems on the market are designed so that one external condenser can control a number of indoor units. This can help to minimise the external impact on the building.
The time taken to install an air conditioning system can vary according to the type of system required, but would average between 1-2 days per system.
We are told that different planning authorities can vary their answer to this question. If in doubt it would be best just to confirm with your local council.
Yes, we do recommend it. The system will run until it reaches the required temperature and then switch itself off. To guarantee you get a suitably chilled room, keep your windows closed.