Air conditioning installation in Tenbury Wells
Home air conditioning for Tenbury Wells and the Teme valley, including Oldwood, Newnham Bridge, Eastham, Rochford and Kyre, and Burford just over the Shropshire border.
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Tenbury is a market town on the River Teme in the far north-west of the county. It's rural, it has flooded badly in recent years, including during Storm Dennis in 2020, and a lot of the surrounding homes heat with oil. For many people here, air conditioning is as much about spring and autumn room heating as it is about summer cooling.
Living with the Teme
Homes near the river in Tenbury and along the valley should have the outdoor unit mounted above likely flood levels, with connections and the isolator kept high. If you've been flooded before, tell the installer how high the water reached.
Farmhouses and long pipe runs
Rural homes often have thick stone or brick walls and rooms a long way from a sensible spot for the outdoor unit. Every system has a maximum pipe length set by the manufacturer, so the outdoor unit needs to be reasonably close to the room it serves. That's one of the main things the survey settles.
Just over the border
Burford, across the Teme from Tenbury, is in Shropshire. Enquiries from Burford are covered too, but planning questions there go to Shropshire Council rather than Malvern Hills District Council. The permitted development rules are the same because both are in England.
Questions from Tenbury homeowners
I live in Burford. Do you cover it?
Yes. We take enquiries from Burford as part of the Tenbury area, even though it's in Shropshire. The only difference is that any planning question goes to Shropshire Council.
How far can the outdoor unit be from the room?
It depends on the model. Manufacturers set a maximum pipe length, and small systems are usually designed for runs of several metres, not tens of metres. The installer will find a position within the limits at the survey.