Air conditioning in Birmingham
We look after homeowners across south Birmingham, from Kings Norton and Bournville to Selly Oak, Harborne and Edgbaston. City homes, from Victorian terraces to modern apartments, benefit hugely from a system that cools in summer, heats in winter and filters the air, all from one quiet wall unit.
Population: ONS 2021 Census (Birmingham city; this page covers south Birmingham). Housing and energy figures to follow from EPC / MCS open data.
Serving Birmingham and the surrounding area
Our engineers cover Birmingham and the villages and neighbourhoods around it. If you're nearby and not sure whether we reach you, just ask. The areas below are all part of our patch.
Fitting air conditioning in Birmingham’s homes
Across south Birmingham you'll find Victorian terraces in Selly Oak and Kings Heath, the model-village housing of Bournville, interwar semis in Kings Norton and Northfield, and modern apartments around Edgbaston and Harborne. It's a real spread of eras and wall types.
Victorian terraces
Solid walls and tight side access mean careful routing, often to the rear, with indoor units placed to suit tall, narrow rooms.
Interwar & suburban semis
Cavity-walled semis are straightforward, with the outdoor unit sited discreetly to the side or rear.
Modern apartments & new builds
Flats often need freeholder or management-company sign-off for an external unit, which we help you navigate before install.
Bournville is managed by the Bournville Village Trust and, like the area's conservation zones, has stricter controls on external changes. Most residential units are permitted development, but we check the rules for your property first and, where any consent is needed, guide you through it before you commit.
What would it cost to run today?
Using today's real hourly forecast for Birmingham, here's the estimated electricity cost of holding a room at your chosen temperature, hour by hour. Pick your room size, set the target, and switch between heating, cooling and both.
Or drag the two green markers on the axis to set your own hours.
Today's forecast for Birmingham: high of 18°C around 4pm, low of 12°C around 4am.
How we work this out
This is an illustration, not a quote. We take today's real hourly outdoor temperature for Birmingham and estimate the electricity a modern inverter unit would use to hold a room of your chosen size (small up to about 20 m², medium 20 to 30 m², large 30 m² and up) at your target, cooling when it's warmer outside and heating when it's cooler. We assume a unit that delivers roughly 3.5 to 4 units of comfort per unit of electricity, priced at today's electricity rate of about 25.3p per kWh (we refresh this daily from Octopus; your own tariff may be higher or lower). Warming a cold room up or cooling a hot one down from scratch costs a little more at first; steady holding is gentler. Your real figures depend on your room, unit, tariff and how you use it. See how it works and what it costs for the full picture, and we'll confirm the exact sizing and your fixed price at a site visit before we install.
Most people in Birmingham never realise these units heat as well as cool. See which rooms suit it and what it costs to run.
Comfort and a greener home in Birmingham
One quiet system that cools you in summer and heats you in winter, built on proven, efficient technology.
Air conditioning in Birmingham: FAQs
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Air conditioning for your Birmingham home
Get an instant online quote in minutes. When you're ready to go ahead, we confirm the sizing and your fixed price at a site visit before we install.