The Aircondition Shop

Malta's summers regularly pass 35°C and stay humid, which is why almost every home, shop and hotel on the island relies on air conditioning. The Aircondition Shop supplies and installs that equipment from a showroom in Mosta, in the middle of the island, and serves homeowners, landlords, contractors and businesses across Malta and Gozo. It is one of the established names listed among the air conditioning companies in Malta in our directory.

The shop covers air conditioners, heat pumps, multi-split and VRF systems, ventilation, commercial refrigeration, cold rooms and the installation materials that go with them. Its own engineers handle installation and servicing, so one company can take you from choosing a unit to keeping it running. Customers can ask about the model and availability of any product before ordering, since stock and ranges change through the year, and the team gives advice in person, by phone, by email and on WhatsApp.

The Mosta showroom and who it serves

The business is Malta-based and operates from its showroom at 220 Vjal L-Indipendenza in Mosta, opposite the Mosta FC ground on the main road. The showroom is open to the public, no appointment is needed, and there is free on-site parking. You can walk in, look at the range and talk to the team directly. Mosta is easy to reach from the north and centre of the island, and it sits a short drive from Mdina and Rabat and from the capital, covered in our Valletta guide.

Customers range from a homeowner replacing a living room unit to property managers looking after several sites and contractors fitting out hotels. The shop also lists areas it supplies and installs in, including Mosta, St Julian's, Sliema, Valletta, Mdina, Naxxar, Mellieħa, Buġibba, Birkirkara, Qormi, Rabat, Marsaskala, Żabbar, Paola and Fgura, and it covers Gozo. For visitors and new arrivals, our Gozo guide gives background on the sister island.

Air conditioners, heat pumps and brands

The product catalogue lists around 319 products, from wall-mounted splits to ceiling cassettes, concealed duct units, floor-ceiling units and multi-split systems, with controls, ventilation, air curtains and VRF systems alongside. It can be filtered by capacity in BTU, energy class, refrigerant, colour and Wi-Fi connectivity. The shop is an official stockist and authorised installer for Daikin, Gree and Fujitsu, and the range also includes brands such as AUX, with accessory ranges from AS Group, Eurosplit, Faxxa, Clima Plus, Unilite and Cooling Express.

Prices are shown on the website. As printed, Gree Pular air conditioners start from €495.00 in seven sizes from 7,000 to 24,000 BTU, Gree Airy units from €795.00, Daikin Perfera from €1,199.00 and Daikin Stylish from €1,555.00. The catalogue can be filtered for R32 refrigerant and for energy classes up to A+++, and some models are Wi-Fi capable. The shop also lists controls and ventilation equipment, including air curtains for shop entrances, so a single supplier can cover cooling, heating and air movement for a property. Heat pumps are supplied and installed for both new builds and retrofit projects, giving efficient heating and cooling from one system.

Refrigeration and commercial HVAC

Beyond homes, the shop supplies commercial refrigeration, cold rooms, display units, freezers and fridges for hotels, restaurants, supermarkets and retail outlets. Its commercial HVAC work covers the design and installation of large VRF systems, with full project management from design to commissioning, for offices, hotels, retail outlets and industrial premises.

Cold storage matters to anyone handling food, drink or medicines at scale, which is why refrigeration sits alongside air conditioning in the shop's range. Hotels and holiday businesses are a natural market in Malta. If you are comparing places to stay during a hot spell, our hotels in Malta page lists options across the island, and the Malta weather guide explains why cooling matters between June and September. Annual service contracts are available for landlords, property managers and businesses, with priority response and full service records.

Installation, servicing and repairs

Installation covers split, multi-split and VRF systems in homes, apartments, offices and commercial buildings. Installation in Malta must be carried out by a certified F-Gas engineer, and all of the shop's engineers hold that certification and are insured. The process starts with a call, WhatsApp message or form, followed by a free site visit and detailed written quotation, then installation, testing and a demonstration of the controls, and finally after-sales support.

A single split unit typically takes three to five hours to fit, and multi-split and commercial systems vary with the scope. All workmanship carries a 12-month guarantee, and equipment keeps the manufacturer's warranty. Preventive maintenance is offered annually or twice a year, which keeps the system efficient, protects the warranty and improves indoor air quality. For urgent faults, the shop offers same-day emergency response for critical HVAC and refrigeration failures, with most repairs completed the same or next day using genuine parts.

Choosing the right size

Picking the correct capacity is the most important step. A unit that is too small runs constantly, while one that is too large switches on and off, wastes energy and handles humidity badly. The website includes a free BTU calculator adjusted for Malta's climate, which asks for room length, width and ceiling height and adds a 12 per cent heat load buffer. As a guide for a standard 2.5 metre ceiling, a room up to 15 square metres suits 9,000 BTU (2.5 kW), 15 to 25 square metres suits 12,000 BTU (3.5 kW), 25 to 35 square metres suits 18,000 BTU (5.0 kW), 35 to 50 square metres suits 24,000 BTU (7.0 kW), and 50 to 80 square metres suits 36,000 BTU (10.5 kW).

These figures are estimates. Insulation, glazing, sun exposure and the number of people in the room all matter, so a free site survey by an engineer gives a firm recommendation. Anyone moving to the island can read our Malta relocation guide before deciding on a property, and UK buyers weighing running costs may find our Malta tax guide for UK nationals helpful, while CLA Malta can advise on setting up a company.

Trade accounts for installers and contractors

The shop runs a trade programme for registered HVAC installers, refrigeration engineers, mechanical and electrical contractors, facilities management firms, hotels, developers and other commercial buyers. Approved account holders get trade pricing, priority stock, a named account manager, fast project quotations, technical support and help with warranty claims. A valid Malta VAT number or business registration is required, sole traders with a registered business can apply, and there is no minimum order. Applications are reviewed within two business days.

The shop holds more than 2,000 products in stock, with most stock items available for next-day collection or delivery to a site anywhere in Malta.

Contacting the shop

The shop replies to enquiries within two business hours during opening hours and aims to send a written quotation, typically within one business day for a standard request, or within 48 hours after a site survey for larger projects. The quote request form asks for service type and budget range, and the quote is itemised with no hidden costs and valid for 30 days. It includes brand recommendations to suit your budget, typical delivery and installation timelines, and a discussion of financing options if you need one. Helpful details to include in an enquiry are the type of property, the number of rooms, whether you want a single unit or a multi-split system, and any deadline.

To ask about a unit, a free survey or a trade account, use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to The Aircondition Shop.