Are you specifying air conditioning for a new home? Installing AC during the build phase—not after—saves cost, disruption, and regret. Aircon4Home works with developers and self-builders across Shrewsbury to integrate cooling seamlessly into modern airtight, insulated properties. Plan ahead, specify early, enjoy comfort from day one.
New-build homes in and around Shrewsbury are designed to modern Part L standards with superior insulation and airtightness. This makes them ideal for planned air conditioning—but only if you specify it early. Retrofitting AC into a completed new-build causes unnecessary disruption, cost, and poor integration. Our 30+ years' experience means we work with architects, developers, and self-builders to design zoned cooling systems before first fix. We ensure ductwork, refrigerant lines, and control systems are installed cleanly during construction. This approach respects the building envelope, maintains aesthetics, and delivers reliable performance. Free survey. 5-year warranty.
- Specified before first fix - no chasing walls
- Sized correctly for modern Part L airtightness
- Room-by-room zoning from the design stage
- We liaise directly with your developer or architect
- 5-year parts and labour warranty
- Free installation survey
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Frequently Asked Questions
At what stage of a new-build project should air conditioning be planned into the design?
AC planning must happen early—during the design phase and before construction reaches first fix. Integrating it at this point lets architects and builders route ductwork and pipework efficiently without later cutting through walls, ceilings, or the insulated envelope. Get in touch for a free design survey tailored to your Shrewsbury build.
Will adding air conditioning affect my new-build's Part L energy rating and airtightness performance?
No, if specified correctly from the outset. Shrewsbury new-builds already achieve high insulation and low air leakage to meet Building Regulations. A properly designed AC system minimizes ductwork runs and avoids unnecessary penetrations through the thermal envelope. Retrofitting AC later, by contrast, often damages airtightness and energy credentials.
Is it possible to have separate temperature control in different rooms with a new-build AC setup?
Absolutely. When AC is designed into the build from the start, you can specify multi-zone systems that let you control temperatures independently in bedrooms, living spaces, kitchens, and other areas. Installing this flexibility later through retrofit splits is far more disruptive and less effective than building it in from day one.