Air conditioning installation in Bishop's Stortford

Bishop's Stortford sits under the Stansted flight paths, and a great many homes here keep windows closed through the summer for noise rather than for heat. That removes the one free cooling method most houses rely on, and it is the reason air conditioning makes more sense in this town than the climate alone would suggest.

Why windows stay shut here

The housing is a commuter-belt mix: a period core with conservation constraints near the centre, and a large amount of well-built modern family housing around the edges. The modern stock installs cleanly. The older properties need more thought about where the outdoor unit can sit.

A point worth raising on noise: a modern inverter outdoor unit is considerably quieter than most people expect, and quieter than an older fridge. If noise is already a concern for you, it is a reasonable thing to ask us to demonstrate at survey.

Villages and areas nearby

We also cover Sawbridgeworth, Stansted Mountfitchet, Thorley, Takeley, Much Hadham, Birchanger and Little Hallingbury, along with the surrounding Hertfordshire villages. If you are not sure whether you are in range, call and ask — the answer is usually yes.

What it costs

Our pricing is published rather than quoted on the doorstep, so you can see roughly where you stand before anyone visits. See one, two and three room prices.

Worth reading first

• Air conditioning in a bedroom
• How to choose between brands
• What happens during installation