Bar Hill was designed as a planned village and its 1960s and 1970s housing stock - while well-laid-out - can overheat in summer, making air conditioning a practical upgrade we install regularly here.
Bar Hill is one of Cambridgeshire's planned settlements, built from the late 1960s around the A14 corridor north-west of Cambridge. The housing is predominantly detached and semi-detached brick properties with generous gardens, and the open layout of the village means properties are exposed to sun throughout the day in summer. Many homes here have been extended or updated, and air conditioning is a natural addition to an already-modernised property.
The village's proximity to Cambridge makes it a good base for people working in the city or at the Science Park, and we find home offices in Bar Hill are a common installation request. We can typically fit a single split system in a home office in a day. Contact us to book a free survey and get a fixed quote for your Bar Hill property.
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