Air Conditioning Installation in Stretton, Brisbane

Property: 2008 two-storey rendered brick home, three bedrooms — master (18sqm, second floor), bedroom 2 (14sqm, second floor), bedroom 3 (13sqm, first floor). Job: 3.5kW master bedroom + 2.5kW bedroom 2 + 2.5kW bedroom 3, all installed same day. Challenge: Second-floor bedrooms required extended pipe runs from the second floor down the external wall to ground-level outdoor units. Three outdoor units positioned on rear slab — spacing planned to maintain required airflow clearance between each unit. Outcome: All three bedrooms completed by 2:30pm. Family with three children — each bedroom independently controlled. Parents noted the master bedroom had previously been the hottest room in the house in summer due to west-facing aspect. New unit maintained 23 degrees through the afternoon regardless of outside temperature.

Property: 2003 two-storey brick veneer, ground-floor open-plan living and kitchen 48sqm. Job: New 8.0kW reverse-cycle split system, living area. Challenge: Indoor unit position required careful selection to avoid the bulkhead above the kitchen — repositioned 800mm from the initially preferred position to maintain required ceiling clearance and optimise airflow across the full room depth. Outcome: Completed in 3.5 hours. Homeowner had been managing summer with ceiling fans and a portable unit in the living area. First summer with the split system: family reported the living area was usable from morning until late evening regardless of outside temperature.

Property: 2010 single-storey rendered brick, master bedroom 16sqm. Existing 9-year-old unit replaced — cooling performance had declined significantly over recent summers. Job: Like-for-like replacement, 2.5kW reverse-cycle unit. Bracket and pipe run reused after inspection. Challenge: Existing outdoor unit position had limited clearance from a recently installed garden structure. Outdoor unit repositioned on an elevated side-wall bracket to restore adequate airflow clearance. Outcome: Completed in 3 hours. New unit reached set temperature noticeably faster than the old one. Homeowner noted the bedroom was previously taking 45 minutes to cool adequately — new unit achieved target temperature within 15 minutes.