Spread the cost of a brand new air conditioning unit for up to 10 years with our range of finance options.
Spread the cost of a brand new air conditioning unit for up to 10 years with our range of finance options.
Air Con Finance Options
Working with a panel of lenders, we’ll have a finance option that suits your needs and budget.
0% Finance Option
A popular choice for spreading the cost with no added interest!
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24 Months Example 0% Interest Free Credit | |
| Cash price | £1,650 |
| Deposit (Min 25%) | £625 |
| Total amount of credit | £1,875 |
| Term | 24 months |
| 24 Monthly payments | £42.70 |
| APR | 0% |
| Fixed rate of Interest | 0% |
| Total amount payable | £1,650 |
| Total charge for credit | £0.00 |
7.9% Finance Option
Need longer to pay? Our competitive 7.9% APR allows you to spread the cost for up to 10 years!
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120 Months Representative Example 7.9% APR Interest Bearing Credit | |
| Cash price | £1,650 |
| Deposit (optional) | £625 |
| Total amount of credit | £1,025 |
| Term | 120 months |
| 120 Monthly payments | £12.24 |
| APR Representative | 7.9% |
| Fixed rate of Interest | 7.9% |
| Total amount payable | £2,093.80 |
| Total charge for credit | £443.80 |
Check Your Eligibility For Finance
We can offer finance to...
- Minimum age of 18 years
- UK resident for more than 3 Years
- Own personal bank account from which a Direct Debit can be taken
- Owner occupier
- Permanent employment, working minimum 16 hours per week
- Self employed
- Retired person
- On disability allowance
- Unemployed and 'house person' (with consent of co-habiting working partner)
- Customer has an email address and telephone
We can't offer finance to...
- Unemployed without a spouse/partner in full time employment
- Temporary positions/agency workers
- Unregistered child-minders
- Foster carers without a spouse in full time employment
- Students (other than trainee nurses/doctors - propose as employed)
- Supply teacher without permanent contract to specific school
- Customer doesn’t have an email address and telephone number
General Air Conditioning Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Can’t see your question here? Don’t hestitate to give the team a call or drop us an email.
Our engineers work throughout Chichester, Bognor Regis, Worthing, Hove, Littlehampton, Arundel, Portsmouth, Southsea, Midhurst, Fontwell, Tangmere & Witterings.
Installation time varies depending on factors such as system replacement or new installation and job complexity but typically ranges from one day to a couple of days.
The cost of installing an air conditioning system varies based on factors like system type, installation complexity, and property requirements. Contact us today for a conversation about your needs and a no obligation quote.
Installing air conditioning requires specialised knowledge so it is wise to enlist the help of expert air conditioning installers. Many things could go wrong and the benefits of having air conditioning units installed safely and securely far outweigh the cost. Furthermore, any guarantee will be invalidated if the installation is not completed by a qualified installer (like us, here, at Here4Heat!)
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Air conditioning units may vary in their appearance and specifications, yet they share a common principle of operation. Essentially, an air conditioner functions by extracting heat and humidity from the indoor air, thereby providing a cooler environment within your home or enclosed space. This cooled air is then circulated back indoors, while the excess heat and humidity are expelled outside.
Typically, a standard air conditioning system employs a specialized chemical known as refrigerant and comprises three primary mechanical components: a compressor, a condenser coil, and an evaporator coil. These components collaborate efficiently to facilitate the rapid conversion of refrigerant from a gas to a liquid state and vice versa.
If you would really like to understand the science, check out THIS VIDEO
No, in most cases, you won't require planning permission for installing a small AC system in a residential property, provided the external unit complies with specific regulations:
It must be positioned at least one meter away from any property boundaries.
It must be positioned at least one meter away from the edge of a flat roof.
It cannot be installed on a pitched roof.
Its volume should not exceed 0.6 cubic meters.
The property should not have a wind turbine.
However, there are exceptions to this rule. You'll likely need permission from your Local Planning Authority if your property is situated on designated land, such as:
An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
A National Park
A Conservation Area
A World Heritage Site
Additionally, different rules apply if the property is a flat or a listed dwelling, and if you intend to install a central air conditioning system with a larger external unit.
CONTACT US to discuss your individual property requirements.
