
Long Melford is about 4 miles from our base in Lavenham, roughly a 10-minute drive. That’s close enough that we know the village well: the long main street, the wide green below Holy Trinity Church, and the mix of grand houses, cottages and shopfronts in between.
Book a free survey →0330 043 7537Long Melford’s Hall Street is lined with listed buildings, and the village has a large conservation area that takes in the green and the approaches to Melford Hall and Kentwell Hall. Many homes are timber-framed behind later brick or render frontages, and some have Georgian additions. When we plan an installation here, our priorities are simple:
Away from Hall Street and the green, Long Melford also has plenty of 20th-century and modern housing, where installation is usually quick and simple. For these homes a free virtual survey by video call is often the fastest way to a fixed price. See home air conditioning.

Cold. Heat.
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Antique shops, galleries, pubs, restaurants and hotels all line Long Melford’s main road, and summer visitors expect a comfortable room. We install and maintain discreet commercial systems that keep customers and stock comfortable, and service existing equipment whoever fitted it. See commercial air conditioning and servicing.
Like much of rural Babergh, many properties around Long Melford rely on oil or LPG. An air-to-air heat pump can take the load off in the rooms you use most, while an air-to-water heat pump can replace the boiler altogether. We supply, install and commission it, with our trusted plumbing partner handling the radiators and pipework. See air source heat pumps.
Beyond Long Melford we also cover Glemsford, Cavendish, Clare, Foxearth, Liston, Borley, Acton and Stanstead. Lavenham and Sudbury are just either side.
A free survey takes the guesswork out. We’ll look at the building, explain your options and give you a fixed quote.
In person or by video, at a time that suits you.
A written quote once we have seen the space.
F-Gas certified, tidy, and finished properly.
Servicing that keeps your system running well.
Usually, yes. Modern outdoor units are compact, and we can use wall brackets or low ground mounts. We’ll check noise distances to neighbours too.
Possibly. The green and much of the village sit within the conservation area, and listed buildings need consent for most external changes. We’ll talk you through it at the survey.
Yes. Modern systems are heat pumps, so they heat efficiently in winter as well as cooling in summer.
We’ll plan installation to keep disruption low.
Free survey, in person or by video. Mon–Fri, 8am–5pm.
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