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Book your air conditioning installation with OVO

  • July 20, 2026
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Ben_OVO
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Book your air conditioning installation with OVO

 

You can now book an air conditioning installation through OVO. We’re using highly rated installers, fully backed by OVO, and we’ll handle everything from paperwork, to design and install. You don’t have to be an OVO customer to get air conditioning installed with us.

 

 

Book your installation in 3 steps:

 

  1. Request a no-obligation home survey by filling out this form. A local engineer will then contact you to arrange your survey, with no obligation to buy.
  2. We’ll design a system tailored to your home, needs and budget, and will send you a detailed quote with no hidden fees.
  3. Once you’re ready, our certified engineers will handle everything from design to installation, backed by a five year workmanship guarantee.

 

 

How air conditioning installation works

 

Modern air conditioning uses reverse-cycle heat pump technology to deliver total, year-round climate control from a single system.

 

By using a clever valve to flip the direction of the refrigerant, it acts as a two-way comfort system: in winter, it extracts natural heat from the outdoor air to warm your home, while in summer, it pumps indoor heat outside to leave your rooms perfectly chilled.

 

 

Powering your your conditioning with solar

 

Air conditioning and solar panels are the perfect match because your cooling demand can align with peak solar generation. A standard UK solar array can generate the electricity your air conditioning needs to run during the hottest parts of the day, lowering your energy bills.

 

Ask your OVO air conditioning installer about combining solar and air con as part of a single installation.

 

 

Useful links

 

 

You can find full info on air conditioning installations with OVO on our website here.

2 replies

Peter E
Super User
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  • Super User
  • July 20, 2026

Aircon paired with solar is definitely a very good match. I have a similar set up myself and over the last two years it has been very economical to run and keeps the temperature at a reasonable level. 

 

One thing to watch out for though. If you cool the upstairs rooms, unless you keep doors closed, all the cold air makes its way downstairs. This is because of physics. Warm/hot air generated in upstairs rooms will force the cold air downstairs. It's very noticeable.

 

Peter 

 


Firedog
Super User
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  • Super User
  • July 20, 2026

... in winter, it extracts natural heat from the outdoor air to warm your home,
  

This is an A2A heat pump, and as such I understand it may attract a £2500 grant towards the cost. Will OVO help with this aspect - producing whatever documentation is needed for the award of a grant?