This is right for you if
What this enquiry can help with
- Selected rooms that need heating, cooling or both
- Home offices, garden rooms and spaces without wet radiators
- Homes or premises where room-by-room zoning matters
Request an air-to-air heating and cooling assessment
Describe the rooms, present heating and result you want. FLO can then review indoor positions, airflow, condensate and the outdoor-unit route.
What you can expect
What you can expect from FLO
Rooms before equipment
The discussion starts with room size, use, occupancy and comfort rather than an arbitrary unit count.
A practical route
Indoor positions, airflow, condensate and the path to the outdoor unit are considered together.
Clear scope boundaries
Air-to-air serves room heating and cooling; domestic hot water needs a separate solution.
Before FLO contacts you
Three things worth having to hand
- 01
The rooms or zones you want to serve
Share what you know. You do not need to research or measure anything you are unsure about before enquiring.
- 02
Whether heating, cooling or both matters
Share what you know. You do not need to research or measure anything you are unsure about before enquiring.
- 03
Any preferred indoor or outdoor positions
Share what you know. You do not need to research or measure anything you are unsure about before enquiring.
Common questions
Does an air-to-air heat pump provide hot water?+
No. It heats or cools air in selected rooms. Domestic hot water needs a separate system, which should be considered in the wider property plan.
Can one indoor unit serve a whole home?+
That depends on the layout and how rooms connect. Closed bedrooms and separate floors often need a different zoning approach from an open-plan space.