Build Your Air Conditioning Quote

1 About you and the property

Name*

Phone*

Suburb*

Property type

Is the building…

Storeys

Ceiling height

Wall construction

Floor

Roof type (ducted jobs)

When would you like it done?

2 Your new system

Is this a…

New installationNo air conditioning there now. ReplacementTaking out an old system and fitting a new one. Upgrade or additionUpgrading an existing system or adding more units or zones.

System type

Single split systemOne indoor unit and one outdoor unit. Best for one room or open-plan area. Multi-head systemSeveral indoor units on one outdoor unit. Good where you want a few rooms covered. Ducted systemWhole-home comfort through ceiling outlets, usually with zoning. Ceiling cassetteA unit set into the ceiling that blows air in several directions. Not sure yetWe'll recommend what suits your home.

How many indoor units or areas? (roughly)

Rooms or areas to cover

Brands you're interested in (tick any) Size you think you need (optional)

3 Indoor unit style (split, multi-head, cassette)

Wall-mounted (hi-wall)The most common style, fitted high on a wall. Mini cassetteSet into the ceiling, good where wall space is limited. Bulkhead ductedHidden in a ceiling bulkhead with outlets in the room (multi-head). Not sureWe'll suggest the best spot and style.

5 Outdoor unit mounting (tick all you'd consider)

On the ground

Adjustable feetFor uneven ground or pavers.

500mm fix-it feetHeavy-duty feet fixed to a slab. Concrete slabA solid, level base beside the house. Poly slabA lightweight moulded base.

On the wall

Powdercoated wall bracketOff the ground, good for tight side access.

Stainless steel wall bracketExtra corrosion resistance, popular near the beach.

Galvanised bracketA hot-dipped steel option for multiple or heavier units.

On the roof

Roof mounting standFor homes with no suitable ground or wall position. Not sureSend a photo and we'll pick the best spot.

Living close to the beach? Mention it in the notes and we'll talk through finishes that handle salt air.

6 Pipe cover (covers the pipes on the outside wall)

A pipe cover hides the refrigerant pipes and wiring on the outside wall for a neat finish.

White PVC pipe cover running down a brick wall to an outdoor unit

PVC cover (white)Standard white pipe cover. Colour-matched Colourbond pipe cover on a corrugated metal wall

Colourbond coverColour-matched to your house. Not sureLeave it with us.

7 Photos and floor plan (optional, but they help a lot)

Photos let us quote more accurately and often save a site visit. Large photos are shrunk automatically. The whole upload needs to stay under about 8 MB.

Is the outdoor unit going on the other side of the same wall as the indoor unit (back-to-back)?

Where the outdoor unit could go

Where the indoor unit or outlets could go

Another photo (switchboard area, roof space access, etc.)

Floor plan (photo, PDF or image)

8 Anything else? Notes

This gives us what we need to prepare your quote. The final fixed price is confirmed once we've seen the details. Your information is only used to reply to you.

Is this a…

System type

Zone control

Outlet style (tick any)

Return air grille (tick any)

On the ground

On the wall

On the roof