Air conditioning specialists · Teesside
Expert installation, servicing, maintenance and repairs across Middlesbrough, Stockton-on-Tees and the wider North East. Honest advice, tidy workmanship and free, no-obligation quotes.
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Welcome to Teesside Air Conditioning
Teesside Air Conditioning designs, installs, services and repairs air conditioning for homes and businesses across Teesside and the surrounding North East. Maybe you’re losing sleep in a stuffy top-floor bedroom in Middlesbrough, your conservatory is unusable from June to August, or the afternoon heat drags everyone down in your Stockton-on-Tees office. We’ll help you find a system that fits.
Good air conditioning isn’t about fitting the biggest unit available. It’s about correct sizing, sensible positioning and careful installation, and that starts with understanding the space. We survey properly, explain your options in plain English, put everything in writing and then install your system neatly, with as little disruption as possible.
Because most modern systems are heat pumps, they can heat as well as cool. That makes air conditioning a year-round investment in comfort rather than something you only use for a few hot weeks.
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Our services
From the first survey to long-term maintenance, we cover every stage of an air conditioning system’s life, for domestic and commercial customers across Teesside.
Survey-led air conditioning installation, correctly sized for each room, neatly routed and fully commissioned for homes and businesses across Teesside.
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Methodical fault finding and repairs for air conditioning that is not cooling, leaking, icing up, noisy or showing error codes.
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A thorough one-off service covering filters, coils, drains, electrics and performance readings, with a written record of everything checked.
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Planned preventive maintenance programmes for businesses and landlords, with agreed schedules, asset records and visits managed for you.
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Swap an ageing, inefficient or R22 system for a modern inverter unit that heats as well as cools, with honest advice on whether you need to.
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Quiet home air conditioning that cools in summer and heats in winter, with units and pipework planned carefully around your rooms.
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Air conditioning for shops, hospitality, salons, gyms, warehouses and comms rooms, sized to real heat loads and installed around your trading hours.
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Zoned, quiet office air conditioning for open-plan areas and meeting rooms, from small suites to multi-floor workplaces.
Learn moreQuiet, carefully positioned bedroom air conditioning with night modes, ideal for loft conversions, top-floor rooms and children’s bedrooms.
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Cooling for sun-trap summers and efficient heat pump warmth for winter, sized and positioned to suit rooms with a lot of glass.
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One indoor unit matched to one outdoor unit. A quiet, efficient and reliable way to cool and heat a single room.
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One outdoor unit serving several indoor units, giving room-by-room control with far less equipment on your outside walls.
Learn moreChoosing a system
There’s no single “best” air conditioner. The right choice depends on the room, the building and how you’ll use it. These are the systems we install most often.
The most popular choice for individual rooms. A slim indoor unit sits high on the wall and connects to a compact outdoor unit through a small hole in the wall, typically around 65mm across.
Best for: Bedrooms, living rooms, home offices and small shops
One outdoor unit runs several indoor units, each with its own controls. Ideal when you want two to five rooms covered but have limited space outside.
Best for: Whole floors of a house, flats and small offices
Recessed into suspended ceilings, cassettes spread air in up to four directions and leave walls completely clear. A favourite for open-plan and customer-facing spaces.
Best for: Offices, retail units, restaurants and salons
Sit low on the wall where high-level mounting isn’t possible: under a window, on a dwarf wall or in a room with sloping ceilings.
Best for: Conservatories, loft rooms and garden rooms
Domestic & commercial
Homes and workplaces have very different needs. We design every system around the people using it.
For your home
Quiet, efficient comfort for bedrooms, living rooms, home offices, loft conversions and conservatories, with efficient heating for the cooler months too.
For your business
Reliable climate control for offices, shops, restaurants, salons, gyms and industrial premises, planned around your opening hours and the heat your people and equipment generate.
Why choose us
The equipment matters, but the quality of the survey and installation matters more. Here’s what you can expect when you work with us.
We measure the room, look at glazing, insulation and heat sources, and agree unit positions and pipe routes before quoting, so the system is sized correctly rather than guessed.
Clear explanations of your options in plain English, including when a smaller system, a repair rather than a replacement, or a different approach would make more sense.
A no-obligation quote that sets out the equipment, the work involved and what’s included, so you can compare like for like.
Tidy trunking, careful drilling, dust sheets down and a full clean-up. We treat your home or workplace with respect from start to finish.
From a single bedroom unit to multi-room systems for offices, shops and hospitality venues, every installation is designed around how the space is used.
Servicing, planned maintenance and repairs to keep your system efficient, protect manufacturer warranties and extend its working life.
How it works
You’ll always know what happens next and what it will cost.
Call 0191 743 9144 or send an enquiry with a few details about the rooms or premises and what you’d like to achieve, whether that’s cooling, heating or both.
We visit to assess room sizes, heat gains, unit positions, outdoor unit location, pipe routes and the electrical supply.
You receive an itemised, no-obligation quote. Once you’re happy, we agree an installation date that suits you.
We fit, pressure-test and commission the system, then show you how to use the controls and get the best from it.
Benefits of air conditioning
Modern air conditioning is a year-round comfort system rather than a summer luxury. Here’s what a well-designed installation from our air conditioning services can do for homes and workplaces across Teesside.
North East summers have brought more hot spells in recent years. Air conditioning keeps bedrooms, living spaces and workplaces at a steady, comfortable temperature.
Most modern split systems are air-to-air heat pumps. They can heat rooms efficiently in spring, autumn and winter, which is useful for conservatories and hard-to-heat spaces.
Cooling and dry modes remove moisture from the air, reducing that close, muggy feeling and helping with condensation in some rooms.
Indoor units filter dust and airborne particles as air circulates. Keeping filters clean through regular servicing keeps them working as intended.
Costs explained
We don’t publish one-size-fits-all prices, because two rooms that look similar can need very different systems. A south-facing loft room with large windows, for example, needs more cooling capacity than a shaded room of the same size, which is why bedroom air conditioning for a top-floor room is sized differently.
After a free survey you’ll receive an itemised quote covering the equipment, installation, materials and commissioning, so you know exactly what you’re paying for.
A single wall-mounted unit for a bedroom costs less than a multi-split serving several rooms or a ceiling cassette for an office.
Short, straightforward pipe runs are quicker to install. Long runs, internal routing or high-level access add time and materials.
Solid stone walls, upper floors, scaffolding or restricted access (common in older terraces and period properties) can affect the work involved.
Inverter systems vary their output to match demand. Running costs depend on room size, insulation, how often you use it and your electricity tariff.
Recent work
Neat pipe runs, sensible positions and finishes that suit the property. Here are some recent domestic and commercial installations.
Areas we cover
We work throughout Teesside and the surrounding area, from Middlesbrough and Stockton-on-Tees to Hartlepool, Redcar, Yarm and Darlington. That includes coastal homes where salt air means outdoor units need extra protection.
FAQs
The things customers most often ask before getting air conditioning. If your question isn’t here, call us on 0191 743 9144.
Yes. We install, service and repair air conditioning for both domestic and commercial customers across Teesside, from single bedroom units to systems for offices, shops and hospitality venues. See our domestic and commercial air conditioning pages for more detail.
Most modern split systems are air-to-air heat pumps, so they can provide efficient heating as well as cooling. Many people use them all year round, particularly in conservatories, home offices, extensions and rooms that are difficult to heat with radiators alone.
Every installation is different. The price depends on the type and capacity of system, how many rooms are covered, where the indoor and outdoor units can go, the length of the pipe route and access. After a free survey we provide a clear, itemised written quote with no obligation.
A single-room wall-mounted split system is usually installed in a day. Multi-split systems and commercial installations take longer depending on the number of units, pipe routes and access. We’ll give you a realistic timescale with your quote.
Many domestic installations don’t need a planning application, but it depends on the property and where the outdoor unit goes. Listed buildings, conservation areas, flats and some front elevations need extra care. We’ll flag anything that should be checked with your local planning authority during the survey.
As a general guide, most domestic systems benefit from a service once a year, while busy commercial systems often need more frequent visits. Many manufacturers also require evidence of regular servicing to keep warranties valid. Find out what’s included in air conditioning servicing.
Modern indoor units are very quiet, especially on low fan speeds and night modes. Outdoor units make some noise while running, which is why we think carefully about position, keeping them away from bedroom windows and neighbours where possible.
We cover Teesside and the surrounding area, including Middlesbrough, Stockton-on-Tees, Thornaby, Yarm, Billingham, Hartlepool, Redcar, Guisborough and further afield to Darlington and parts of County Durham. See the full list on our Areas We Cover page.
Free, no-obligation quotes
Tell us about your home or business and we’ll recommend the right system, explain your options and provide a clear, no-obligation quote.
