Air conditioning Hamilton

Yes, most heritage houses can. The question is usually where the outdoor unit and the pipes go, and whether anything changes the look from the street. Ask City of Newcastle what applies to your property before the work starts. We'll put the proposed position for the unit and the pipe run in writing, so you have it ready for that conversation.

On a narrow block we look at the back wall, a bracket high on the side wall, or the roof of a rear extension. We choose a quiet model and keep it clear of the bedroom next door, because a unit humming at night is what causes trouble over the fence.

Yes. A full room on a summer evening, with a kitchen pushing heat through the pass, needs more capacity than its floor area suggests. We count the seats, the kitchen and the street-facing glass, then size ceiling cassettes or ducted to suit. Installs go in on your closed days so no service is lost.

Ring us straight away and we'll send the first technician who's free. Hamilton is close to our workshop, so it's often a same-day visit. Meanwhile, keep the door shut and move the most perishable stock to a fridge that's working. We check the refrigerant, the fans, the seals and the controller, and tell you the call-out fee first.

Hamilton sits inland of the beaches, and the old Maryville station nearby averaged about two degrees warmer on January afternoons than Nobbys. The sea breeze doesn't always reach the back rooms of a house hemmed in by its neighbours, either. We size each room on the quote visit, so you get enough capacity without paying for more than you need.

Usually. We drill one neat hole for the pipes and run them on the outside wall in a cover painted to match, or through the wall behind the indoor unit. If a wall has decorative plaster, we pick another wall and show you the route before any drilling starts, and we vacuum the dust as we go.