Air Conditioning in Ossett

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Air Conditioning

Fuzzy Duck PHC supplies and installs air conditioning across Ossett, Wakefield and West Yorkshire from £1,850. Our engineers are F-Gas certified, and the air-to-air systems we fit both cool in summer and heat in winter. Once a room is at temperature, running costs are around 10p to 35p an hour, and the outdoor units are quiet, often quieter than a home fridge.

Modern air conditioning does far more than cool a room in a heatwave. The air-to-air heat pump systems we install both cool in summer and heat in winter, so when they are sized correctly for the space they keep a room comfortable all year round. It is one of the most flexible ways to control the climate in a single room or across a whole home.

Efficiency is where these systems really surprise people. Under normal conditions, once a room has reached the temperature you have set, running costs work out at around 10p to 35p an hour. Because they respond quickly and only work as hard as they need to, they are an economical way to stay comfortable.

Noise is rarely an issue. Depending on the size of the unit, the outdoor condenser can be quieter than the fridge in your kitchen, and the indoor units run at a gentle whisper. All of our air conditioning work is carried out by F-Gas certified engineers, so the refrigerant side is handled correctly and legally.

Installations start from around £1,850 for a single room and scale up for multi-room systems. We survey the space, recommend the right unit and position, install it cleanly, and show you how to get the most out of it. Prices run up to around £5,000 for larger multi-room setups.

PRICE GUIDE £1,850–£5,000
Running cost 10p–35p per hour
Certified F-Gas
BOOKING By appointment
Heats & cools Year round
Coverage West Yorkshire

Our Work

Close-up of a Bosch air conditioning condenser unit mounted above a paved patio
Bosch indoor air conditioning unit mounted above patio doors in a living room
Wall-mounted air conditioning indoor split unit on a modern wood-slat wall
Air conditioning indoor split unit installed beneath a skylight
Bosch air conditioning outdoor condenser unit installed on a brick house exterior
Bosch wall-mounted air conditioning indoor unit fitted neatly in a bedroom
Two air conditioning condenser units installed on a patio
Two air conditioning condensers installed beneath a window
Bosch air conditioning condenser installed at the rear of a home, engineer on site
Air conditioning outdoor condenser unit installed on a rendered house exterior
Air conditioning outdoor condenser mounted high on a brick wall
Air conditioning outdoor condenser on a brick patio beside a window
Wall-mounted air conditioning indoor split unit in a corner of a room
Wall-mounted air conditioning indoor split unit in a bedroom
Air conditioning condenser mounted high on a brick wall
Air conditioning outdoor condenser wall-mounted on a brick gable
Wall-mounted air conditioning indoor unit in a room
Wall-mounted air conditioning indoor split unit on a blue feature wall
Air conditioning outdoor condenser installed on a brick garage wall
Wall-mounted air conditioning indoor split unit above a bedroom nightstand
Wall-mounted air conditioning indoor split unit on a pale blue wall
Discreet air conditioning pipework run neatly down an exterior wall

Frequently Asked Questions

Air Conditioning Questions

Will air conditioning heat and cool my room?

Yes. Air-to-air heat pumps are designed to both heat and cool, and when sized correctly they keep a room comfortable all year round, warm in winter and cool in summer.

Are air conditioning units efficient to run?

Under normal conditions, once the room has reached the temperature you have set, running costs are around 10p to 35p an hour on average. They only work as hard as they need to, which keeps them economical.

Are the outdoor units noisy?

Depending on the size of the unit, the outdoor condenser can be quieter than the fridge in your home. The indoor units run at a gentle whisper, so they are easy to live with.

How much does air conditioning cost to install?

Air conditioning installations start from around £1,850 for a single room and scale up to about £5,000 for larger multi-room systems. We will give you a clear price after seeing the space.

Do I need certified engineers for air conditioning?

Yes, and we are. Air conditioning involves refrigerant, which by law must be handled by F-Gas certified engineers. All of our air conditioning work is carried out to that standard.