Residential air conditioning · Derbyshire
Air conditioning for Derbyshire homes
Cool, quiet bedrooms through every heatwave, and low-cost heating when the weather turns. Surveyed, fitted and looked after by a local, F-Gas certified team, usually in a single day.
From £1,861 fully installed
- F-Gas certified company
- Residential specialists
- Fixed written quote
Running costs, at today’s prices
Summers are getting hotter. Staying cool needn’t cost much.
A cool night’s sleep costs about 44p, and a whole summer of them about £26. Add your postcode for the price where you live, checked daily with Octopus Energy.
Electricity at 25.4p per kWh: today’s Flexible Octopus price for East Midlands, from Octopus Energy.
A cool night's sleep
44p
8 hours cooling
A warm morning and evening
25p
3 hours heating
A year to run: £64, about £5.35 a month. Heating it all winter costs £38, against £160 with an electric heater.
4 × 3.5 m bedroom with our Essential system, 2.0 kW. Typical use, worked out on the high side.
Our promise
Professional from the first visit to the last tidy-up
Plenty of firms can hang a unit on a wall. We want you to tell your neighbours how easy it was.
On time
We turn up when we say we will, for the survey and on installation day. If anything changes, you hear from us first.
Clean and tidy
Dust sheets down, drilling dust caught at source, and the room hoovered before we leave. You won't know we've been, apart from the cool.
Done in a day
Most single-room installations take one day: unit up, pipework hidden, system tested and running before we go.
A fair, fixed price
A written quote after the survey, and that's the price. No add-ons on the day, no hard sell.
One system, all year
Cool in summer. Warm in winter.
Modern air conditioning is a heat pump. The same unit that cools your bedroom in July heats it in January, for a fraction of the cost of electric heaters.
Hotter summers are here
The UK passed 40°C for the first time in July 2022, and the Met Office says summers as hot as 2018 could come every other year by the 2050s. Homes built to keep heat in now struggle to let it out, and upstairs bedrooms suffer most.
Surprisingly good at heating
Air conditioning moves heat in from outside, even on a frosty morning, giving you three to five times more heat than the electricity it uses. That makes it one of the cheapest ways to heat a room.
How it works
From first click to cool room
Get an estimate
Two minutes online with our estimator, or skip straight to booking.
Free home survey
We visit within 5 working days, measure up and plan where everything goes.
Fixed written quote
Emailed to you with the exact unit, its energy rating and one clear price.
Installed in a day
Fitted, tested and explained. We register your manufacturer's warranty for you.
Air con systems
A system for every room and budget
From great-value bedroom units to whisper-quiet and design-led models. All cool, all heat, all come with app control and a full manufacturer’s warranty.
F-Gas certified
Fitted legally, and properly
Air conditioning contains refrigerant gas, and by law only F-Gas certified companies and qualified engineers can install it. Peak Air holds its own company F-Gas certificate.
That protects you, the environment, and your manufacturer’s warranty, which depends on a certified installation.
What F-Gas certification means- Company F-Gas certificate held by Peak Air Renewables Ltd
- Installs by individually qualified F-Gas engineers
- Pressure tested with nitrogen and vacuum tested before every start-up
- Manufacturer’s warranty registered for you on completion
- Residential specialists, working in homes like yours
Where we work
Local to Derbyshire
We cover the whole county, plus Burton, south Sheffield and west Nottingham.
All the places we cover
Questions people ask
How much does air conditioning cost for a house?
A single room with our Essential system starts from £1,861 fully installed. Each extra room on the same visit costs less than the first. Our estimator gives you a range for your rooms in a minute, and the survey gives you a fixed price.
Can air conditioning heat my home as well?
Yes. Every system we fit is a heat pump that runs in reverse in winter. It delivers three to five units of heat for every unit of electricity, so heating a room costs around 5.5p per kWh of heat, against 25.4p for a plug-in electric heater.
How long does installation take?
Most single-room installs take one day. Two or three rooms usually take two days. We'll confirm at the survey.
Do I need planning permission?
Most homes don't: installs are usually permitted development. Listed buildings, and outdoor units on street-facing walls in conservation areas or the Peak District National Park, can need permission. We check at the survey.
Is it noisy?
Modern indoor units run from 19 dB(A) on their quietest setting, which is quieter than a whisper. The outdoor unit sits outside and we position it away from bedroom windows and neighbours.
Do you work on homes only?
Yes. Peak Air specialises in residential air conditioning, so our surveys, installs and aftercare are all built around homes.
Book your free home survey
We'll visit within 5 working days, measure up, and send you a fixed written price. Free, and no obligation.