The cost of installing a split system air conditioner can vary depending on several factors, including the unit size, the specific model, and the complexity of the installation. At Trace Heating and Cooling, we offer competitive pricing and a free site inspection to assess your specific needs. This way, we ensure that you receive a detailed and accurate quote tailored to your situation, without any hidden costs.

The best split air conditioner depends on your specific needs, including room size, cooling requirements, and energy efficiency preferences. At Trace Heating and Cooling, we feature a range of high-quality split systems from trusted manufacturers, designed to suit various environments. Our experienced team can help guide you to the perfect model that balances performance, efficiency, and budget, ensuring optimal comfort in your home or office.

Yes, split system air conditioners are generally more energy-efficient than traditional window units or central air conditioning systems, especially when equipped with modern inverter technology. At Trace Heating and Cooling, we offer energy-efficient models that help minimise your energy usage and reduce utility bills, while still providing effective cooling and heating.

Installing a split system air conditioner typically requires professional expertise due to the complexity of the components, including electrical connections and refrigerant handling. At Trace Heating and Cooling, our certified technicians ensure that your installation is handled safely and efficiently, adhering to all industry standards and local regulations. This not only ensures optimal performance and longevity of your system but also maintains the validity of your warranty.

While it’s common to mount the indoor unit of a split system on an external wall, it is not always necessary and is sometimes achievable. However, due to the accessibility of the internal space within a wall and the location of existing infrastructure, it’s not always possible. If it is, the key is to ensure that the indoor unit is in a location that allows for efficient air distribution throughout the room. However, the outdoor unit, which houses the compressor, does need to be placed outside.  If you are building a new home, placing the indoor unit on an internal wall is easier because the unit can be pre-installed before the walls are completed. At Trace Heating and Cooling, we consider all aspects of installation, including aesthetics and functionality, to recommend the best configuration for your space.