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Air Conditioning Installation in Old Malden
Old Malden occupies the quieter part of KT4 around Malden Manor, Church Road and the Hogsmill, with a mix of older cottages near the church, extensive 1930s semi-detached housing, and later post-war closes and estates.
Plots here are generally good sized with rear gardens, which usually gives us a sensible, unobtrusive place for the outdoor unit.
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What Old Malden households ask for
Bedroom cooling dominates, particularly rooms with west-facing windows that stay warm well into the evening. Loft conversions and converted garages used as offices are next.
Where a household wants more than one room covered, we generally recommend a multi-split so that only one condenser is needed and the rear elevation stays uncluttered.
- West-facing and top-floor bedrooms
- Loft conversions
- Converted garages and home offices
- Garden rooms and studios
- Rear extensions and kitchen-diners
Older cottages and character properties
The older properties near the church need a more careful approach: solid walls, restricted internal routes and a strong preference for keeping the front elevation clear of visible equipment.
We survey these thoroughly and will tell you honestly if a particular room is difficult to serve neatly, rather than committing you to an installation you will not be happy with.
Clear pricing and paperwork
Quotations set out the equipment, positions, pipe route, condensate arrangements, electrical work and duration. Domestic heat pump installations in existing homes are quoted VAT free where the 0% energy-saving materials relief applies.
On completion you receive commissioning records, warranty details and a handover covering controls, filter cleaning and servicing intervals.
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Tell us about the room or property in Old Malden and we will arrange a free survey, then send a written quotation setting out the system, positions and scope of work.
