Frequently Asked Questions

There are a few factors to consider, for example the size of your room, the height of the ceilings, the type of insulation and orientation of the room, the type of floor coverings, and the type of windows and coverings.

The following is an industry guide:

2.5kw for small to medium size bedrooms
3.5kw for large bedroom
5kw for smaller living areas
7.1kW for larger open areas

It depends on your individual requirements, here’s a few points to consider:

Is there adequate roof space to accommodate the ducted system.
Do all the rooms need to be cooled or heated?
Split systems are less expensive than ducted systems and cheaper to install.
Split systems are more cost effective to run.
Ducted is more discreet and tucked away behind walls and ceilings.

Older units more than 10 years old could become more costly to repair due to unavailability of parts and discontinuity of gases. New technology aircon units are also more energy efficient and more efficient with heating and cooling. It is therefore mostly beneficial to replace the unit.

Older units more than 10 years old could become more costly to repair due to unavailability of parts and discontinuity of gases. New technology aircon units are also more energy efficient and more efficient with heating and cooling. It is therefore mostly beneficial to replace the unit.

Yes, that is normal due to condensation.

3-4 hours depending on the size and location of the installation.

We offer all the major brands.

• If you have any concerns about the age of your electrical wiring
• If you have any concerns whether your installation complies with Australian safety standard
• If you still have the old fuse boards or if there is no safety switch installed
• If you have any exposed cabling
• If you can smell burnt wires

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• If you are using 3 phase equipment
• If you have a large house
• If you have more than usual electrical appliances and/or split air conditioners

Yes, LED lights gives you a brighter lighting with less heat and less power consumption. LED light fittings are also cheaper to buy.

Existing smoke alarms manufactured more than 10 years ago and faulty smoke alarms, must be replaced with interconnected photoelectric type smoke alarms that comply with Australian Standard 3786-2014. For more information, click here or visit the Queensland Government website.

As family safety is the most important, it is better to have it checked rather than taking risks.