Ducted Air Conditioning Services

Ducted air conditioning uses one ducting system to distribute conditioned air throughout a building. These systems can be highly energy efficient when installed and used correctly because they require only a single unit.

Ducted air conditioning is an especially efficient choice for large spaces where a typical split system will struggle. Ducted systems with zoning are an even more efficient option because you can turn off heating or cooling rooms you’re not using. You can also set up an automated schedule so your system only runs when the temperature drops too low or high.

Ducted air conditioning has many benefits, including flexibility, versatility, and consistency. These systems can effectively cool or heat an entire home at the click of a button. It is also a great space-saving and aesthetic option if installing wall or window-mounted systems isn’t viable.

The cost of installing ducted air conditioning in your home will depend on the type of system and the size of your home. In general, you can expect to pay from $5,000 to $8,000 for a small home and $8,000 to $25,000 for large, multi-storey buildings.

Regular servicing is essential for maintaining an efficient air conditioning system. We recommend arranging a service once per year to keep your system running optimally.

With rising energy prices, many homeowners worry about the cost of running a ducted air conditioning system. Thankfully, you can rest assured that ducted systems are affordable to run, especially since you can set them up to only run when needed.

The cost to run your ducted air conditioning system will depend on the size of your home and how often you use the system. Generally, you can expect to pay between $1.00 and $3.20 per hour for cooling and $0.52 to $1.44 per hour for heating—a worthwhile cost for comfort!

While some air conditioner types require regular regassing, this isn’t usually necessary for ducted systems, especially if it is installed correctly.

A ducted air conditioning system will only need regassing if its pipes degrade over time or the pipe connections are not properly fitted. If you have your system installed by a licensed and experienced professional, there should be no need to ever have the system regassed!