Being a team of highly trained air conditioning installation specialists we will work together with you to find the system that works for your space, needs and budget.

Below are few types of systems we are licenced to install:
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Window Air Conditioners
‍These used to be a very common choice for controlling the temperature in a small room. They contain the compressor, condenser, coils and the evaporator all in one single unit. Window air conditioners are designed to fit into the window of a room, so they generally don’t need any significant home modifications for installation. Wall units are very similar, except they need a hole made in the room’s wall in order for them to fit.
Window air conditioners generally have a low up front cost. If you are considering cooling down multiple rooms, you may want to consider a split or ducted system, because they tend to be more efficient. One advantage of window air conditioners is that they can be taken with you when you move houses. This makes them suitable for renters, or those who are considering moving in the near future.
Most window air conditioners work in cycles that involve them turning on to cool down or heat up the room, then switching off once the desired temperature is reached. They click back on once the room starts to heat up or cool down again. They tend to not be very energy efficient.

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Wall Hung Split or Multi Head Split Air Conditioners
‍These ductless systems are quite common in modern homes. They are referred to as split systems because they consist of two units, one kept inside your home and one outside. They can be used to cool or heat single areas, or multi-zone systems can be installed. These have one compressor outside, with several indoor units conditioning the air in various parts of your home.
The indoor units tend to be mounted high on your walls, so it is important to take them into account when planning the décor of your space. Wall split and multi head split systems tend to be smaller than ducted systems and are connected by piping rather than large ducts. Despite this, the indoor units are still more visible than the vents of ductless systems.
Wall hung split and multi head split systems have a relatively high upfront cost compared to the previous type of air conditioners, but the costs are not as high as ducted air conditioning. Despite the initial expense, they tend to be more efficient than window or portable units, which makes them cheaper in the long run. A wall hung split or multi head split system will require slight modifications to your home, including holes for the piping. To get the best out of the system, make sure you get a professional to install a mini-split for you.

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