50 Air Conditioning Installers in South East Perth

Air conditioning installation services cover the entire process of fitting your new air cooling system to your home, office, or commercial space. Whatever type of AC unit you have, expert installers can help you out. If needed, you can also find qualified electricians on our platform who can assist you with any wiring issue or connect your unit to a power source.

If it's your first time booking an aircon installation with us, here's what you can expect:. 

Window type AC installation

Window type air conditioners are probably one of the most common AC units you'll find in the market. If you have a window opening located near an outlet, it makes the ideal spot for this type of appliance. But in case you prefer to mount your AC through the wall, you can also reach out to an expert handyman who can drill and cut a hole on your wall to fit your aircon unit accordingly. Assuming that you already have the location ready, your installer can proceed with:

• Installing the case or panels on both sides of the air conditioner
• Lifting the AC and balancing them in place
• Screwing the case or panels to the window sash if needed
• Securing your appliance with L brackets
• Sealing the gap between the wall or window frame and the AC unit

 If you need to install a functional curtain or blind to block the sunlight from your window, or solely cover your AC unit when not in use, we can also connect you with nearby curtain and blind fitters who can lend a hand.

Split system AC installation

Unlike window type units, split system air conditioners are more discreet and aesthetically unobtrusive. However, they fall on a lower cost range as compared to central AC units. While they look easy to install, they still involve some piping and cabling work that only experts can efficiently do. Split system installation includes the following:

• Screwing the mounting plate onto the interior wall
• Drilling holes to feed the pipe
• Connecting pipes from the indoor to the outdoor unit
• Mounting the indoor unit
• Installing an outdoor condenser unit in a secured location
• Levelling the ground where the outdoor unit will sit
• Placing the outdoor unit
• Connecting electrical wires from the indoor to the outdoor unit

Ducted air conditioning installation

When it comes to bigger houses or spaces, a ducted AC is usually the way to go. It comes with a central unit and a series of ducts that help distribute cold air across the entire room. Similar to a split type aircon, it also has an outdoor unit, only larger. Installing ducted air conditioning can be quite tricky, so it's best to leave the job to an expert installer. It typically involves:

• Fitting the outdoor unit
• Creating a hole in the ceiling for the vent and main ductwork
• Connecting pipes and cables from indoor to outdoor unit
• Cutting wall or ceiling holes in other rooms to accommodate the air vents
• Mounting of the central control unit and thermostats