Split System Air Conditioning Installations

Expert Split System Installation Perth

Our team has several years of experience in installing split AC systems in homes around Perth. Both the size and placement of your air conditioning system are important for optimal performance. Our experienced team assesses your home’s layout, room sizes and airflow requirements to recommend the best location for your unit, helping to improve energy efficiency and maintain consistent temperatures.

Split system air conditioner installed on a wall in a modern room.

Our specialist split system team based in High Wycombe have installed split system units all across Perth.

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Split System Supply and Install Available

We supply and install split system air conditioners across a range of leading brands and system sizes. Our licensed team ensures each system is correctly matched to the space and installed in line with manufacturer specifications as well as Australian safety standards.

Price to Install a Split System Air Conditioner

The installation cost of a split system unit can range between $600 – $2,000, depending on several factors, including:

 

  • The physical size of the unit
  • The distance between the indoor & outdoor unit
  • The material your walls are made of (e.g. brick, double brick, or cladding)
  • The accessibility of the workspace

 

Contact our friendly team today for a free quote on a split system installation in Perth.

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High Wycombe's Split System Specialists

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Professional Setup

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Performance Testing

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On-Site Installation

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Annual Safety Checks

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FAQS

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, the refrigerant piping can often be run through a roof or subfloor space to reach an external wall or the outdoor unit elsewhere on the property. It just takes a bit more planning during the assessment.

It depends on the room size, ceiling height and how much sun the room gets, not just floor area. As a rough guide, a small bedroom suits a 2.5kW unit while a living area often needs 5-7kW, but it's best to get this checked on site.

Yes, the outdoor unit needs clear space around it, usually at least 25-30cm, so it can get proper airflow. Cramming it against a wall or under a low eave can affect how well it runs.

A yearly service by a licensed technician is generally recommended. It picks up early signs of wear, keeps the unit running efficiently, and helps it last longer, rather than waiting until something fails.

Modern outdoor units are designed to run quietly, generally similar to a quiet conversation from a few metres away. Placement still matters, so units are positioned away from bedroom windows where possible.