1. Site survey
We visit to assess room sizes, ceiling height, layout, electrical supply, and outdoor unit placement. This determines the right system type and BTU capacity.
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Every installation starts with a site survey to assess the space, recommend the right system and capacity, and quote accurately. No standard packages — every home is different.
How Installation Works
Installation is a multi-step process. The site survey determines the system type, capacity, and piping route. The quote is based on what the space actually needs.
2. Recommendation and quote
Based on the survey, we recommend the system type, brand options, and capacity. The quote covers the unit, piping, electrical, brackets, and installation labour.
3. Installation day
Mounting, piping, electrical connection, vacuum, gas charge, and commissioning. We test the system thoroughly before handover.
4. Post-install check
We run the system and verify cooling, drainage, airflow, and noise levels. Any adjustments are made on the spot before we leave.
What We Install
New and reconditioned units across all common residential system types. We supply and install, or install customer-supplied units.
Wall-mounted split
The most common residential system. One indoor unit per room connected to a shared or dedicated outdoor unit. Suitable for most HDB, condo, and landed bedrooms and living rooms.
Multi-split system
Multiple indoor units connected to a single outdoor unit. Reduces outdoor space requirements and suits homes with limited condenser placement options.
Ceiling cassette
Mounted flush with the ceiling, distributing air in four directions. Common in living rooms, offices, and open-plan spaces where wall mounting is not ideal.
Ducted system
Concealed in the ceiling void with air distributed through ductwork. Offers the cleanest look but requires adequate ceiling space and access for maintenance.
What Affects the Quote
No two installations are the same. The quote depends on site conditions, not a catalogue price. Here is what typically drives the scope and cost.
- Number of indoor units and system type
- BTU capacity required per room
- Piping distance between indoor and outdoor units
- Wall type and construction (concrete, partition, brick)
- Electrical supply — whether a dedicated circuit exists or needs to be added
- Outdoor unit placement and bracket requirements
- Trunking, concealment, or false ceiling requirements
- Whether existing piping can be reused (for replacements)
New vs Reconditioned
We install both. The choice depends on budget, expected lifespan, and whether the latest efficiency ratings matter for your situation.
| Factor | New unit | Reconditioned unit |
|---|---|---|
| Warranty | Full manufacturer warranty | Limited workmanship warranty |
| Efficiency | Latest energy ratings | May be older efficiency standard |
| Lifespan | 8–12 years typical | 3–6 years depending on condition |
| Cost | Higher upfront | 40–60% less than new |
| Best for | Long-term home, new build | Rental property, short-term |
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Tell us your property type, number of rooms, and whether it is a new build or replacement. We will arrange a site survey.
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