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We all take pride in our homes and have the latest home entertainment and kitchen gadgets. Still, few people consider what may be best for them to give year-round advantages to a UK home. We are familiar with homes in hotter climes such as the USA and Australia having Air Conditioning installed but is it worth getting air conditioning in the UK?

With energy bills rising almost daily, it is time to consider why household insulation is so important.

Home insulation is cheap to install and often has government grants to help with the costs through the "Help to Heat" scheme.

People inevitably look at home heating as everyone is watching their energy use and doing everything they can to save money. With Gas and Electricity prices soaring, there is a drive to look at alternative systems. But we are heavily invested in Gas in the UK. A 2022 survey conducted by the UK Department for Business Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) found that 78 per cent of respondents used Gas Central Heating...

When your air conditioning unit breaks down, it’s not only infuriating, but it can also be highly worrying, too. How much is a repair going to cost? Will I need to get an entirely new unit, or is it just a part that needs replacing? How long will the unit likely be broken for?

There are reasons why users don't upgrade their aircon systems regularly. Firstly, there is no need; a quality air conditioning system will have a long lifespan; a decent air conditioner can deliver excellent service for as long as fifteen or even 20 years. Regular maintenance can make it last even longer. Secondly, they are huge and bulky; so many people contemplate the issue of upgrading them for a long time because of the hassle.

We all like to keep our energy bills under control, but when it comes to air conditioning units during the summer months, it will add a certain amount to electricity bills. However, even though you may think it will be costly to install air conditioning, there are ways in which you can keep your bills low.

It was not that long ago that to have an air conditioning system in your home or in your office was considered to be a luxury more than anything else. Today air conditioning in offices and as an example on public transport is now regarded to be normal and considered to be a part of everyday life.

When it comes to car air conditioning systems a common question amongst many motorists is what temperature should my car aircon be? If you’re anything like me you don’t like it too cold and as with many of my fellow motorists I do fiddle around with the temperature controls and end of losing my ‘perfect’ temp never to find it just right again. The ideal temperature should be 6 degrees Celsius or in old school money 42 degrees Fahrenheit.

There are many ways to save electricity with an air conditioning unit but it can be pricey to get an energy saving unit. Below we have listed some tips on how you can save the pennies not only with your electricity bill but also with your current air conditioning unit.

We have all been there when our aircon remote control stops working. We bang it against our hand, give it a shake, take the batteries out then put them back in again, give it another shake then maybe throw it across the room a couple of times (then again maybe that’s just me) but the thing just won’t work!