Air conditioning installation across Poole, Parkstone, Branksome and Broadstone.
A spare room that overheats every August or a lounge that never quite warms up in January is usually what brings a Poole household to air conditioning. Electrical Exchange installs air-to-air heat pump systems in Parkstone, Branksome, Broadstone, Hamworthy and every street between them.
Noise matters more for this job than most, since almost every system needs an outdoor unit as well as one indoors. On a closer-set street, such as some of those nearer Poole's Old Town or Parkstone, that's worth thinking about before you commit to a system, and more space around a detached property can make it easier to meet, though the same noise, siting and planning conditions still apply either way. What matters most is that the outdoor unit's size and exact position get worked out at your free consultation, not assumed from the street.
We're with you from initial consultation through to ongoing support. That means understanding your specific heating and cooling needs first, then building a system around your home - not fitting your home around a standard package.
Every project starts with a free on-site consultation, so we can assess your property and give you an accurate, no-obligation quote before any work begins.
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Unlike a traditional boiler and radiator setup, an air-to-air system delivers heat directly through the air rather than radiating it slowly from water-filled radiators. That means instant heat in winter and instant cooling in summer, with no waiting around for rooms to warm up or cool down.
Each room or zone is controlled independently, so you can cool a bedroom to the right temperature for sleeping in summer, keep a room comfortable for pets while you're out during the day, or take the chill off a lounge in winter, without heating or cooling the rest of the house.
Each room or zone is controlled independently:
If you already have solar panels or battery storage installed with us, we'll design your system to make the most of it - running heating and cooling from your own generation at no ongoing cost, provided you've got enough capacity.
An air-to-air heat pump system is made up of a small number of key components, each playing a specific role in getting heating and cooling into your home efficiently.
The outdoor unit sits outside the property and transfers heat in or out as needed. Refrigerant piping connects this to one or more indoor units, each installed in the room or zone it serves. A thermostat or zone controller then gives you precise, room-by-room control over temperature. Pairing the system with existing solar panels and battery storage can significantly reduce running costs, allowing heating and cooling to be powered by your own generation.
Request a FREE Home SurveyPoole is a short drive from our base in Christchurch, and we build realistic travel time into scheduling your free on-site consultation rather than let it become a delay. While there, we check room sizes, layout, existing setup and where the outdoor unit can go before recommending the right system for your home.
We design your system based on your heating and cooling needs, room layout and budget, ensuring each unit is correctly sized for efficient performance.
Our F-Gas REFCOM certified team installs the outdoor and indoor units, refrigerant piping and controls, converting your home into a fully controllable comfort system.
The system is tested, commissioned and certified. You receive a full handover pack so you can start enjoying year-round comfort straight away.
A starting point - get in touch if your question isn't answered here.
The whole town, from Parkstone and Branksome through to Broadstone and Hamworthy. Being based in Christchurch rather than elsewhere in Dorset doesn't change the price or the process for a Poole address.
Poole is a short drive from our Christchurch base, which we factor into scheduling rather than let slow things down. Get in touch and we'll find a consultation slot that works, usually within a few days.
Most domestic installations fall under permitted development, subject to size and mounting rules, but the right is excluded entirely for listed buildings and restricted in conservation areas, and Poole has 16 of the latter. Because our systems heat as well as cool, they meet the condition that the unit isn't used for cooling alone, and the installation meets MCS 020a, including its noise assessment, the current standard permitted development relies on. We'll confirm your specific property's position at the free consultation.
Yes. Handling refrigerant during installation and servicing is a legal requirement, not an optional badge, and our team is F-Gas REFCOM certified to do it. That certification covers ongoing servicing too, not just the initial fit.
It comes down to the number of rooms or zones, your property's layout and the units specified, so we don't quote a fixed price without seeing it first. A free on-site consultation gets you a detailed, fixed quote with no hidden extras.
Modern indoor units run quietly, and the outdoor unit gets sized and positioned at your consultation specifically to manage noise, which matters more on a closer-set street than on a property with space around it.
Yes, if you already have solar panels or battery storage installed with us and there's spare capacity, we'll design your air conditioning to draw on your own generation wherever possible, rather than running it as a separate system.
Daikin 5kW Multi Split
We installed a Daikin 5kW Multi Split outdoor unit as part of an air-to-air heat pump system, sited to keep noise and visual impact to a minimum.
Daikin 7kW / 3.5kW
We installed Daikin 7kW and 3.5kW outdoor units together with their internal units, as part of a multi-room air conditioning system.
Air conditioning installation covers the whole of Poole and these nearby areas:
