Can I have ducted air conditioning installed in my home?

We would not advise any customer to get ducted air conditioning in your home. Instead, we tend to install wall-mounted AC Units. This is simply because, on inspection of most homes and businesses in Newcastle, the houses are not suited for ducted air conditioning, and the property would require a lot more work to modify the ceilings and walls to allow for ducted units/vents.

How much does it cost for air conditioning in a home?

Air conditioning costs anywhere from £1800-£9000. It depends on the size of your home and the amount of air conditioning units you require.

How much is an air conditioning service?

An air conditioning service costs £85 Plus VAT.

How much is a diagnostic call out?

If you have a problem with your air conditioning unit and require our engineer to do a call-out to diagnose what is wrong, then a diagnostic call-out would cost £85 Plus VAT. Any parts or further labour beyond the diagnostic would cost more.

What Size Air Conditioner Do I Need?

The size of the air conditioner you need is determined by the square footage of the area to be cooled, ceiling height, insulation quality, and local climate conditions.

What Type of Air Conditioner Should I Choose?

Your choice of air conditioner type should be based on the size of the space, your cooling needs, budget, and whether your home has existing ductwork or not. Most UK homes only require external walls where a wall mounted unit can be placed.

How Often Should I Service My Air Conditioner?

The frequency of air conditioner servicing is recommended to be at least once a year to ensure efficiency and prevent breakdowns.

Can I Install an Air Conditioner Myself?

Whether you can install an air conditioner yourself depends on the type of unit and your level of technical skill and experience with electrical systems, you also require an F-Gas Certification to be able to buy a unit or the gas required. You would void any warranty or house insurance if it is not installed by an F-Gas Registered Engineer.

What Is SEER Rating and Why Does It Matter?

The SEER rating of an air conditioner indicates its energy efficiency, with higher SEER ratings signifying more efficient energy use and potentially lower utility bills.

How Long Does an Air Conditioning Unit Typically Last?

The lifespan of an air conditioning unit typically ranges between 10 to 20 years, depending on the model, usage, and maintenance.

What Are the Signs That My Air Conditioner Needs Replacing?

Signs that your air conditioner needs replacing include frequent repairs, decreased efficiency, unusual noises, and being over 10 years old.

How Can I Make My Air Conditioning More Efficient?

Making your air conditioning more efficient can be achieved by regular maintenance, using programmable thermostats, and improving home insulation.

Are There Any Rebates or Tax Credits Available for Air Conditioning Installation?

The government is currently offering a go green initiative that will give you a VAT saving on any residential installation of an air source heat pump, wall-mounted air conditioning units that match the requirements needed for this saving.

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Newcastle Air Conditioning in Heaton provide reliable air conditioning services across Heaton, helping homeowners and local businesses stay comfortable every season. With over 20 years of experience, our team delivers energy-efficient systems that are quiet, effective, and designed to suit your space. From single rooms to full properties, we match each job to your needs. We proudly serve Heaton and the surrounding areas, including NE6 and NE7.

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Our Services

Newcastle Air Conditioning in Heaton offer complete air conditioning solutions, including installation, servicing, and repairs. Every system is chosen based on how your home or business is used. From planning to installation and aftercare, we manage the whole process with attention to detail.

Domestic Air Conditioning for Comfortable Living

Our domestic systems keep your home cool in summer, warm in winter, and fresh throughout the year. We help you choose the right model for each room and install it carefully. You’ll get reliable performance that fits your routine with minimal disruption.

Cooling Solutions for Businesses in Heaton

We install commercial systems for offices, salons, shops, and more across Heaton. Each setup is designed to match your layout and operating hours. Our goal is to keep staff comfortable and customers happy without increasing overheads.

Air Conditioning Maintenance That Works for You

Servicing helps your air conditioning system run at its best. We clean filters, inspect key parts and check for issues before they become costly problems. Regular care also improves energy use and extends your system’s lifespan.

What Are the Everyday Benefits of Air Conditioning?

Air conditioning does more than cool the room. It also balances humidity and filters the air. You’ll notice fewer allergens, more stable temperatures, and a more pleasant indoor space overall. These changes make a real difference day to day.

How Much Does Newcastle Air Conditioning Cost in Heaton?

Systems in Heaton typically range from £1,800 to £9,000. The cost depends on your space, how many rooms you’re cooling, and the system type. We always offer clear quotes with no hidden extras.

Why Choose Newcastle Air Conditioning in Heaton?

People in Heaton choose us for our simple process, clean installations, and reliable support. We handle everything carefully, from the first quote to the final setup. Once installed, your system becomes a natural part of your home or business.

Can Modern Air Conditioning Blend into Your Home’s Style?

Yes, modern air conditioning systems are designed to fit in with the style of your home. They’re slim, quiet, and available in clean, neutral designs that don’t stand out. Even in older houses, units can be placed in ways that keep them discreet. You can stay comfortable without changing the look of your living space, and when you’re happy with how it looks, it helps to know what to ask when planning the installation.

What Should You Ask During Your Initial Survey?

It’s a good idea to ask about system size, energy use, and how the unit will be installed. We’ll help explain your options and what would suit your space best. The survey is also a chance to discuss your budget and daily usage so we can recommend the most practical setup. Getting these details right makes keeping your running costs low over time easier.

How Do You Keep Running Costs Low Over Time?

Running costs stay low when your system is the right size and is used properly. We recommend regular servicing and simple steps like eco modes and timers to avoid wasting energy. These features help you enjoy comfort without high energy bills, especially when the unit is looked after well. If the space you’re cooling is somewhere quiet, like a bedroom, noise level becomes just as important as efficiency.

Are There Quiet Options for Bedrooms and Living Areas?

Yes, many of the units we install are built to run quietly. They’re ideal for bedrooms, nurseries, and home offices, with low-noise settings and special night modes. These make it easy to stay comfortable without any unwanted background sound. The key is finding a model that offers quiet performance and good airflow throughout the room.

What Role Does Airflow Play in System Performance?

Airflow affects how evenly a room is cooled or heated, and good placement helps prevent uncomfortable hot or cold spots. We plan every installation to give you smooth, consistent air movement that supports the system’s performance. This makes your space feel more balanced and helps the system work more efficiently. It’s also one of the reasons air conditioning is helpful in rooms with dampness or humidity.

Can Air Conditioning Help with Damp or Humid Rooms?

Yes, air conditioning can remove excess moisture from the air, helping to reduce damp and musty smells. This is especially useful in basements, kitchens, or other areas with poor airflow. Many systems now have built-in dehumidifying modes to keep your space dry and comfortable. If your current unit isn’t doing the job, it might be a sign it’s time to consider an upgrade.

How Do You Know When It’s Time to Upgrade?

You might need to upgrade if your system is struggling to cool the room, making loud noises, or frequently needing repairs. Newer systems are more energy-efficient, quieter, and offer modern features like smart controls. If you’ve extended your home or changed how you use the space, your old unit may no longer be suitable. And once you’ve upgraded, it’s good to know you have support if anything needs adjusting.