Professional Air Conditioning Installation in Dublin
Expert air conditioning installation in Dublin and the Midlands. Our SOLAS certified technicians install high wall, low wall, ducted and multi-room systems using Daikin, Mitsubishi Electric and Toshiba brands with full certification and professional guarantees.
Types of Air Conditioning Systems We Install
We install all air conditioning systems across Dublin and the midlands, from single-room splits to whole-home ducted solutions, recommending the most suitable system for your property and budget.
High Wall Air Conditioning
Wall-mounted split systems providing efficient room cooling with minimal space requirements, ideal for Dublin bedrooms and living areas.
Low Wall Air Conditioning
Floor-level mounted units offering powerful cooling where high wall installation isn’t practical, perfect for conservatories and sloped ceilings.
Ducted Air Conditioning
Concealed whole-home cooling system with ceiling vents delivering air to multiple rooms, ideal for new builds and renovations.
Cassette Air Conditioning
Ceiling-mounted units for commercial spaces, distributing air through four vents while maintaining professional aesthetics in Dublin businesses.
Multi Split Air Conditioning
Multiple indoor units connected to one outdoor compressor, providing independent room control without multiple external units cluttering facades.
Why Choose Air Conditioning Dublin for Your Installation
Our SOLAS certified technicians deliver professional air conditioning installation across Dublin with expertise in all major brands including Daikin, Mitsubishi Electric and Toshiba. Every installation begins with a free site survey to assess your property requirements and recommend the most energy-efficient system for your space and budget.
We complete most installations within one working day with minimal disruption, providing full electrical certification, manufacturer warranties and transparent pricing with no hidden costs. Our Dublin-based team offers ongoing maintenance support and priority repair callouts to ensure your air conditioning system delivers reliable, efficient cooling for years to come.
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Air Conditioning Installation Process
•Free Quote Send us photos and videos of your property and we’ll assess room dimensions, calculate BTU requirements and recommend the most suitable air conditioning system with transparent pricing.
• System Selection Choose from high wall, low wall, ducted or multi-split systems with expert guidance on Daikin, Mitsubishi Electric and Toshiba brands for your space and budget.
• Professional Installation We mount indoor and outdoor units, run refrigerant pipework, complete electrical connections and ensure weatherproof sealing to manufacturer specifications with minimal disruption.
• Electrical Certification All electrical work complies with Irish wiring regulations and we provide full electrical certification for building regulation compliance and insurance purposes.
• System Testing & Commissioning Thorough testing includes refrigerant pressure checks, airflow testing, thermostat calibration and performance optimization to manufacturer specifications for maximum cooling efficiency.
• Customer Training Comprehensive training on system operation, temperature controls, timer settings and basic maintenance requirements with manufacturer warranties and operating manuals provided.
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FAQ About Installing Air Conditioners
What size air conditioning unit do I need for my Dublin property?
Air conditioning unit size depends on room dimensions, ceiling height, insulation quality, window size and sun exposure. For Dublin properties, we typically recommend 2.5kW-3.5kW units for bedrooms (12-15m²), 3.5kW-5kW for living rooms (15-25m²) and 5kW-7kW for open-plan spaces (25-35m²). Our free site survey calculates the precise BTU capacity required for efficient cooling without oversizing. Factors like south-facing windows, conservatory roofs or poor insulation may require higher capacity systems for optimal performance.
Can air conditioning be installed in older Dublin and midlands properties?
Yes, we regularly install air conditioning systems in period properties, listed buildings and older Dublin and midland homes. High wall and low wall split systems require only a small hole through the external wall for refrigerant pipes, making them suitable for properties where extensive ductwork isn’t feasible. We work carefully to preserve property character, match external pipework to building aesthetics and ensure installations comply with conservation requirements where applicable. Our technicians assess structural considerations during site surveys to recommend the most appropriate system type.
Is planning permission required for air conditioning installation?
Most residential air conditioning installations in Dublin are exempt from planning permission under exempted development regulations, provided outdoor units are positioned appropriately and meet noise requirements. However, listed buildings, conservation areas or apartment complexes may have specific restrictions. Commercial air conditioning installations may require planning permission depending on system size and building type. We advise on planning requirements during your site survey and can assist with documentation if planning permission is necessary for your Dublin property.
What electrical requirements are needed for air conditioning installation?
Air conditioning systems require dedicated electrical circuits connected to your property’s consumer unit. Most residential split systems operate on standard 230V single-phase power with circuit breakers rated between 16-32 amps depending on system capacity. Larger commercial systems or multi-split installations may require three-phase power. Our electricians assess your Dublin property’s electrical capacity during site surveys, install necessary circuits to current Irish wiring regulations and provide full electrical certification upon installation completion. Older properties may require consumer unit upgrades to safely accommodate air conditioning electrical loads.