
Air conditioning in
Wimbledon SW19
Air conditioning installation in Wimbledon SW19, sized for your rooms and fitted neatly, usually in a day. We work in SW19 regularly.
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A job we did in SW19
Wimbledon SW19
Vaillant twin-fan air source heat pump
A larger twin-fan machine raised onto a brick plinth, which lifts the coil clear of leaf litter and puts the fans above the level a low fence would reflect.
We install, service and repair air conditioning across Wimbledon SW19. A single room is £2,400 to £3,200 fitted and a whole house is £8,400 to £11,300, with a free survey and a written price that does not change.
A larger machine than the same job in Enfield, because the rooms are bigger. A 5 kW unit in a principal bedroom with the condenser at ground level or on a low plinth, one day on site.
What the housing in Wimbledon means for the job
Big Edwardian and Victorian houses with the rooms to match, a tightly controlled Village conservation area, and a lot of loft conversions that bake from May onwards.
Wimbledon divides sharply. Up the hill towards the Village and along the Ridgway the houses are large, detached or substantial semis, with rooms big enough that sizing matters more than anything else: a 3.5 kW unit that would be generous in a terrace is marginal in a 30 square metre Edwardian bedroom. Down towards the town centre and South Wimbledon it is Victorian and Edwardian terraces with narrow side returns and the usual rear-elevation answer. The Village and the streets around it are a conservation area and the controls there are among the strictest in south London.
Worth knowing before you book. The photograph at the top of this page is a twin-fan unit on a brick plinth, and the plinth is the point. Raising a larger machine lifts the coil clear of leaf litter and puts the fans above the level a low fence reflects, which is what keeps a big unit quiet in a garden with neighbours close by.
Nearest postcodes we also cover: Kingston upon Thames KT1, 3.9 miles; Richmond TW9, 5.2 miles; Epsom KT19, 5.5 miles.
Wimbledon sits in Merton. All the areas we cover.
More of our work near SW19
The finished jobs closest to Wimbledon, nearest first, after the one above.
Solar
SW19
Wimbledon
Solar panels on a brick wall and on the roof
Some panels flat against a brick wall on black rails, the rest in a row along the roof slope with bird spikes along the lower edge and every frame bonded to earth.
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Heat pump
KT2
Kingston upon Thames
Vaillant air source heat pump
In the side passage on feet, levelled before it was connected, with a buffer tank, hot water cylinder and underfloor heating manifold together in one cupboard inside.
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Heat pump
KT1
Kingston upon Thames
Bosch air source heat pump
Installed on a flat roof on a raised frame, so the roof covering carries no point load and rainwater still runs freely underneath.
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Heat pump
TW9
Richmond
Air source heat pump
Flow and return brought up the wall as one insulated pair in a single clipped run, which is the difference between pipework that looks designed and pipework that looks added.
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Heat pump
KT19
Epsom
Samsung air source heat pump
Set into a planted border on a hard base, far enough off the wall for the service access the manufacturer asks for and close enough that the pipe run stays short.
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Heat pump
W14
Holland Park
Vaillant aroTHERM plus 7 kW air source heat pump
A Holland Park house taken off gas in three days. The outdoor unit fits a narrow side passage, and the cylinder is only a short run away from it.
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Solar
SE20
Anerley
Solar panels on ballasted trays, flat roof
Six panels on the flat dormer roof, tilted on weighted trays rather than bolted down, so the roof covering is not pierced anywhere and the array still faces the sun instead of lying flat.
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Solar
SE20
Anerley
Solar panels on a tiled pitched roof
The rest of the same array on the tiled slope, laid out around the two roof windows rather than over them, so the loft rooms keep their daylight.
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Your estimate
£2,400to£3,200
Supplied, fitted, commissioned and certificated. Includes VAT.
Send this on WhatsAppPrice a Wimbledon installation
Our own rates, from the quotations we issued this year. Rooms first, because it is the biggest lever.
Last step: what number should we call with your fixed price?
Every figure on this site is an estimate built from the quotations we issued in 2026 and our own installation experience. It is not a quotation. The price you are given after the free survey is the price you pay.
Everything we fit in SW19
Cooling is most of what we do in Wimbledon. The same engineers fit heat pumps with the grant, solar panels and batteries, and service any make.
Split air conditioning
One room or the whole house. Domestic and commercial.
See what it costs
Air source heat pumps
Replaces the gas boiler. We take the 7,500 pound grant off your invoice.
Price my heat pump
Servicing and repair
Book a service
Ducted air conditioning
The unit sits in the ceiling void. Only the grilles show.
How it is fitted
Solar panels
Get a roof survey
Battery storage
See if it paysAir conditioning in Wimbledon: common questions
I am in the Wimbledon Village conservation area. Can I have one?
Usually yes, but not under permitted development if the unit would be visible from the road. That means a planning application rather than a refusal, and it is worth establishing before anything is designed.
Behind the building line at the rear the position is normally straightforward. The eight conditions.
Why would I need a bigger unit here?
Because the rooms are bigger. Output is driven by floor area, glazing and aspect, and a large Edwardian bedroom with a bay and a south-facing wall can need double what a modern box room needs.
The sizing calculator works it out properly rather than by rule of thumb.
Is there a travel charge to SW19?
No. There is no travel surcharge anywhere we work, and south-west London is normal work rather than a trip.
What moves a price anywhere is access and the outdoor unit position, not the postcode it is in.
Book a free survey in Wimbledon
A surveyor measures the rooms, checks the electrics and the outdoor position, and writes a fixed price. No cost, no obligation, no salesperson.
Monday to Friday 9am to 7pm, Saturday 10am to 3pm, Sunday closed
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