Installation
Fitted properly, usually in a day
Our engineers install cooling for hospitals and supermarkets. Your home gets the same care, the same standards and a proper tidy-up at the end.
Our process
What happens, step by step
From your first call to your first service, you’ll always know what’s next.
1
Your enquiry
We call you back within one working day to arrange a survey at a time that suits you.
2
Home survey
We measure the room, check the walls and agree where everything goes. No hard sell.
3
Your quote
A fixed price in writing within 48 hours, with a clear choice of systems.
4
Installation day
We fit, test and commission the system, then talk you through the controls.
5
Aftercare
We register your warranty, and we’re on hand for servicing and repairs whenever you need us.
Installation day
What happens on the day
Morning
We arrive on time, protect your floors and furniture, and fit the indoor unit and wall bracket.
Midday
We make one small hole for the pipe run, fit the outdoor unit and connect everything up.
Afternoon
We test the system, tidy up, take the packaging away and show you how it all works.
Before we arrive
What we need from you
- Clear access to the room and the wall
- Nothing electrical: we sort the power, including any new circuit
- Somewhere outside for the outdoor unit
- Parking for our van if possible
Our promise
The Coolhome standard
- REFCOM F-Gas certified engineers
- Floors protected and dust kept down
- All packaging taken away
- Workmanship guarantee on every installation
Where we install
Local engineers, from our Skelmersdale base
We’re based in Skelmersdale, Lancashire, and install across the North West. Not sure if we cover you? Pop your postcode into the quote form and we’ll let you know.
FAQs
Installation questions
Yes, one small hole for the pipes and cable to run between the indoor and outdoor units. We seal and finish it neatly, and the pipework outside runs in a slim white cover.
Many home installations don’t need it, but there are rules about where the outdoor unit can go, especially for flats, listed buildings and conservation areas. We check this at your survey and tell you before you commit if permission is needed.
Often, yes, as long as it can be fixed securely, reached safely for servicing and meets any planning rules. We’ll check the options at your survey.
It’s often still possible, but you may need permission from your freeholder or management company, and listed buildings usually need consent. We’ll tell you what’s needed at your survey, before you commit.
Free home survey
Find the right system for your home
Tell us about your rooms and we’ll recommend the right system to cool them in summer and warm them in winter, with a fixed price after a free survey. No obligation, no pressure.
Quick start
How many rooms need cooling?
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