FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Straightforward answers to the questions we're asked most often about air conditioning and heating.

Can air conditioning really provide heating as well as cooling?

Yes. Most modern air conditioning systems work as heat pumps: in summer they move heat out of a room to cool it, and in winter they can run in reverse to move heat in, providing efficient heating from the same unit.

Does this replace my gas boiler or central heating?

Not necessarily, and we won't tell you it does if it doesn't suit your situation. We install and work with air-conditioning and heat-pump systems, not gas boilers or traditional wet central-heating systems. For many rooms — bedrooms, home offices, garden rooms — an air conditioning system can provide effective heating and cooling without touching your existing boiler at all.

Do you work on homes as well as businesses?

Yes, both. On the domestic side we work on bedrooms, home offices, garden rooms, conservatories and whole-home installations. On the commercial side we work with shops, offices and small commercial premises.

What areas do you cover?

Sheffield is our primary base and where we focus most of our work. We also cover Rotherham, Barnsley, Chesterfield, Doncaster and Worksop. See our areas we cover page for more detail.

Is the quote really free, with no obligation?

Yes. We'll discuss what you need, give straightforward advice, and provide a free quote. There's no obligation to proceed.

How long does an installation take?

It depends on the system and the property — a single room is a different job to a whole-home installation. We'll give you a realistic estimate as part of your quote, once we know what's involved.

Do you service systems you didn’t originally install?

In many cases, yes — get in touch with details of your system and we'll let you know whether we can help with servicing or repairs.

What’s the difference between servicing and a repair?

Servicing is routine maintenance carried out regularly to keep a system running efficiently and catch small issues early. A repair is fixing a fault once something has already gone wrong — for example, a system that’s stopped cooling, heating, or is making unusual noises.

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