As energy efficiency and home comfort become top priorities for homeowners, electric central ducted heating is an excellent choice for keeping your home warm during Melbourne’s chilly months. This system provides even heating throughout your home, operating quietly and efficiently…
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Explore and compare home Ducted Air Cooling systems which are popular in Geelong & Melbourne, including: Ducted Reverse Cycle Air Conditioners Evaporative Cooling Add On Refrigerated Cooling
Summers in Geelong & Melbourne can be extreme, with hot dry days which are ideal for Evaporative Cooling. Known for their affordability and energy efficiency, they have been a poplar choice. However, many homeowners are now opting to replace their…
If you're a Victorian local, you’re probably well aware of how unpredictable the weather can be. One day it’s hot and humid, the next it’s cold and rainy. This means that your split system air conditioner (AC) might be working…
We have answered your most frequently asked questions about Multi Split System Air Conditioners, including... How do they work? When would you install one? Multi-Split VS ducted reverse cycle air conditioner 1 Multi-Split VS multiple split systems
We are excited to announce there is now a way you can convert your Gas Ducted Heater and Add On Cooler combo to Electric Ducted Heating! And even better, you still keep your Gas Ducted Heater and can switch between…
We are going to answer your most asked questions, including: Why install Split System Air Conditioning? What are Split System installation and running costs? What size Split System do I need? What features do different brands have? What is a…
Are you needing a new heating, cooling or air conditioning system for your home but don't know where to start? Learn about the different types of systems commonly found in Geelong & Melbourne homes to find your perfect fit!
Is it running in fan-only mode? A handy feature of Evaporative Coolers is the ability to turn into a whole-house fan by running in fan-only mode. In order to cool, you need to turn both the Fan AND Water Pump…