FREE EXPERT GUIDANCENot sure which system or service fits your property?
Need advice first?Request a free assessmentQuiet heating and cooling for Scottish homes and businesses, designed around the building, the rooms and the way you use them.
Start with your building, not an equipment catalogue.
01 · Find your best route
Choose the closest match. The next questions adapt to your project, so you only share what is useful.
A bedroom, living space, home office or another room that gets too warm.
Start this route 02Comfort and climate control for an office, shop, studio or other workplace.
Start this route 03Compare multi-split and separate systems for two or more distinct spaces.
Start this route 04Routine maintenance, poor performance, an unusual noise or a system fault.
Start this routeNot sure which one fits? Call 0800 043 1188 and we’ll point you in the right direction.
Credentials and independent profiles
Specialist routes
Different spaces create different decisions. Start with how the building is used, then resolve the system, routes and controls.
Air conditioning for homes
Quiet, modern home air conditioning designed for bedrooms, living spaces, home offices and multi-room comfort—with cooling in summer and efficient heating when you need it.
Climate control for organisations
Commercial air conditioning designed around occupancy, operating hours and the building—from offices and meeting rooms to retail and customer-facing spaces.
One system, multiple rooms
Control comfort in several rooms with compatible indoor units connected to a single outdoor unit—designed around your property, pipe routes and how each space is used.
Look after system performance
Practical servicing and maintenance support to keep suitable air-conditioning systems clean, efficient and operating as intended for homes and businesses.
Air-conditioning photography
The room, access, pipe route, drainage and outdoor position all affect an installation. The examples below show why equipment position and service access need to be considered before work begins.
Scotland-wide planning
Explore 21 local guides covering property types, practical constraints and each FLO Air Con service across our core areas.
Browse every areaA clearer way to buy air conditioning
Dimensions, glazing, orientation, occupancy and equipment heat inform the proposal.
We explain the sensible system shapes and trade-offs before narrowing the specification.
The proposed equipment, installation scope and relevant exclusions should be clear in writing.
Positions, pipe routes, drainage, access and the electrical supply are checked before work.
Room-by-room control, schedules and operating modes are selected for real day-to-day use.
Controls, filter care and appropriate maintenance are explained when the system is handed over.
Customer reviews
We link directly to the public profile. Ratings and review counts can change as new feedback is published.
View current Trustpilot profilePublic review profile for FLO Renewables Scotland, the business behind FLO Air Con.
10 published reviews“Professional, tidy and thorough.”
Air-to-air system customer · Edinburgh
“Friendly, professional, and left everything spotless.”
Air-conditioning customer · Glasgow
How it works
Tell us about the property, rooms, postcode and what you want to improve.
No obligationWe assess loads, equipment positions, access, drainage and service routes.
At your propertyYou receive the proposed equipment, scope, assumptions and price in writing.
Property-specificThe system is installed, tested and commissioned around the agreed plan.
Planned with youWe explain controls, routine care and the appropriate maintenance route.
Clear next stepsUseful answers
Need advice for your property? Call the team on 0800 043 1188.
Yes. Many modern split systems are reversible air-to-air heat pumps, providing cooling in summer and responsive heating in cooler weather. The proposed system and intended winter use should be confirmed for your property.
It can be. Solar gain, upper floors, home working and changing comfort expectations can make cooling useful even in Scotland, while reversible systems can also provide heating. Suitability depends on the rooms and installation constraints.
Cost depends on the number and size of rooms, system type, pipe routes, access, outdoor-unit location, electrical work and equipment selected. A property-specific assessment is the reliable way to quote.
Yes. FLO Air Con handles commercial enquiries for offices, retail and other suitable workplaces, with system design based on occupancy, operating hours, equipment heat and zoning.
FLO Renewables Scotland describes ongoing maintenance and support with optional service planning. FLO Air Con can discuss an appropriate maintenance scope for suitable domestic and commercial systems.
FLO Air Con handles enquiries across Scotland. This site includes 21 detailed local guides across Glasgow, central Scotland, Renfrewshire, Lanarkshire, the Forth Valley, Edinburgh and nearby areas; coverage is confirmed against the full address.
