Home air conditioning in Omagh
Damp Northern Ireland winters make a heat pump's dehumidifying mode useful well beyond the summer. As well as Omagh itself, our County Tyrone coverage takes in Coalisland, Cookstown and the towns around them. Homes in BT78 and BT79 are all within our coverage.
Rooms and systems
Old storage heaters in Omagh homes are removed and recycled as part of the replacement. Ducted systems suit Omagh loft conversions and new extensions where ceilings are being boarded anyway. For bedrooms in Omagh, we place the outdoor unit at the back of the house, away from neighbours' windows. Where a house in Omagh has a bay window, a console can sit where the radiator was.
Flats, listed homes and garden rooms each bring their own questions, from freeholder consent to cable routes, and we cover them at survey. If heating matters as much as cooling, an air-to-air heat pump sized for winter can replace old electric heaters room by room, and still cool in summer.
Guide prices in Omagh
Guide prices here, including VAT, start with a deep clean at £135–£225 per indoor unit; a service is £85–£170 per system visit and air conditioning in a flat £1,245–£5,445 per flat. Installations are fixed in writing after a free survey; visits are priced before we come.
Planning and permissions
Northern Ireland has its own planning rules for outdoor units, and conservation areas and listed buildings need particular care. We confirm the position for your property before installation. Leaseholders in Omagh usually need the freeholder's consent for anything fixed outside, and blocks of flats often need planning permission for outdoor units.
Northern Ireland is outside the Boiler Upgrade Scheme, so prices for Omagh are shown without a grant.
Nearby
Neighbouring places we cover include Irvinestown (16 miles), Strabane (17 miles) and Enniskillen (22 miles). See all of County Tyrone.