Before going ahead with air conditioning installation, it is important to have a rough idea of how much everything will cost. When you have air conditioning installed, it is not just the cost of the installation that needs to be considered but also the cost of running the units, and repairs should you need them. After all, there is very little point in having air conditioning if you are not going to use it. Luckily, we have found costs for installing and running a range of different types of air conditioning.
How much does an air conditioning unit cost?
The cost of a fixed air conditioning unit is in the region of £1,000. This includes professional installation and the cost of materials. This price varies depending on your location and the type of unit you have chosen. If you opt for a freestanding air conditioning unit, you should expect to pay around £120. Similarly, window air conditioning units are also considerably cheaper than fixed installations. Generally, these cost around £500 for a mid-range product.
How much does air conditioning cost to run?
It costs about 14p to run an air conditioning unit for 1 hour. This cost varies depending on the type of air conditioning unit and the output. For example, an air conditioning unit with an output of 2.5kW typically costs 10p to run for 1 hour. When the output increases to 5kW, the cost to run per hour also increases to 20p. When you are investing in air conditioning, the output and ongoing cost is something to consider.
How much does it cost to put in air conditioning?
You can expect to pay in the region of £1,000 to have an air conditioning unit installed. This is the cost of installation for 1 unit, which must be completed by a registered gas engineer, and the cost increases depending on how many units you need. If you are having air conditioning installed throughout a house, you can expect to pay upwards of £5,000, depending on the number of rooms.
How much does it cost to install air conditioning in a house?
It costs around £6,000 to install air conditioning in a house. This is based on a standard sized house with 6 rooms and an air conditioning unit installed in each. This price does vary based on the size of the house, your location and the complexity of the installation. For example, a house with fewer rooms will have a cheaper installation cost.