Air Conditioning

This category provides a comprehensive guide to everything related to air conditioning systems, helping homeowners and property managers make informed decisions. From comparing ducted air conditioning and split systems to choosing the best air conditioning unit for rental properties, this section covers all aspects of air conditioning installation, maintenance, and functionality. Explore expert advice on selecting the right system based on size, type, and placement to ensure optimal comfort and energy efficiency. Whether you’re looking for tips on preparing your unit for summer or understanding specific functions like dry mode, this category offers valuable insights to keep your home cool and comfortable year-round.

Are Air Conditioners Covered By Home Insurance?

Air conditioning in the humid Queensland climate is a summer essential. As an air conditioner is a significant investment that can last upwards of 10 to 12 years, depending on the type of model you have, it's important to know that if something goes wrong, your air...
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How To Prepare Your Air Conditioner For Summer – Part 2

(Part 2 - Ducted Air Conditioners) A ducted air conditioning system is a significant investment that will keep your home cool and comfortable all year round. Ducted air conditioners have an expected lifespan of up to 10 to 15 years, with some lasting much longer, so...
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How To Prepare Your Air Conditioner For Summer

(Part 1 - Split System Air Conditioners) In warmer areas such as Queensland, air conditioners are often only used for cooling. This means that your air conditioner is left sitting idle during the cooler months of the year, collecting dust and debris. That’s why it’s...
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Top 3 Tips When Relocating Your Air Conditioner

There are many reasons why you may need to relocate your air conditioner, whether temporarily while performing renovations, or a permanent relocation to a new residence. An air conditioner is a significant investment that should last around 10 years, so there’s no...
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