FAQ

The “FAQ” category provides answers to the most common questions surrounding air conditioning systems, helping both homeowners and tenants make informed decisions. Whether you’re unsure about selecting the best air conditioner for a rental property, choosing the right size unit, or determining the ideal position for installation, this section covers it all. Explore detailed explanations on how air conditioning components like compressors work, and gain insights into energy efficiency and running costs. Perfect for those looking for clear, practical guidance on all aspects of air conditioning, from installation to maintenance.

Does Your Two Storey Home Need A Second Air Conditioner?

Choosing the right cooling solution for a two storey home can be tricky. Depending on the age and the layout of your house, it may be more efficient to consider installing a second air conditioner rather than a single large unit. Advanced Climate Solutions are your...
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How Noisy Is A Residential Air Conditioner

Installing an air conditioner in your home is all about living in comfort, however, a noisy air conditioner can drastically affect comfort levels in the home. That’s why it’s important when choosing the right air conditioner for your home, to also consider the noise...
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Is It Time To Replace Your Aircon?

Is your air conditioner running up the power bill more than it used to? Taking longer to cool down the house? Needs repairs and maintenance more frequently than it used to? Installed over 10 years ago? If you answered yes to any of these questions, it may be time to...
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What To Do When Your Air Conditioner Breaks Down

As anyone who has lived through a summer in Brisbane knows, having a working air conditioner in Queensland is a necessity. In fact, hot weather is not only uncomfortable, it can even be dangerous for children and the elderly when temperature rise above 32 degrees....
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