Split systems cool individual rooms and are quick to install, making them ideal for bedrooms or small living areas. Ducted systems cool multiple rooms through ceiling vents from a central unit, offering consistent comfort and a clean aesthetic. The right option depends on how many areas you want to cool, your budget, and roof cavity space.

System size is based on room dimensions, ceiling height, insulation, number of windows and heat load. An undersized unit will struggle, while an oversized one wastes energy. A technician can calculate the correct capacity using these factors to ensure efficient performance and long-term savings. Getting this right is key to both comfort and cost control.

Yes, many older homes can be fitted with modern air conditioning, though installation may require creative solutions for wiring and ductwork. Wall-mounted split systems are often a good choice where ceiling access is limited. A site inspection helps determine the most practical and cost-effective approach while maintaining the look and structure of your home.