Ducted Air Conditioning: What to Check When Your AC Air Flow Is Too Weak

Posted on: 28 November 2017

Is your ducted AC system's airflow too weak so that not enough cool air is coming out of your air conditioning unit? If yes, you're probably annoyed and sweaty. But worry not, as you're not alone. Weak AC air flow is an issue that many other homeowners face, but you can steer clear of this problem by taking proper care of your ducted AC unit. Knowing where to look when your AC's air flow suddenly becomes weak is vital if you plan to handle the problem yourself. [Read More]

Are Your Residential Air Conditioning Costs Skyrocketing?

Posted on: 19 September 2017

It is not uncommon for your air conditioning bills to spike during the summer or the winter as you require considerably more cooling and heating to keep the interior of your house comfortable. However, what some homeowners may not realise is the amount of money going down the drain just because their air conditioning system is not performing as it should be. Either mechanical problems in the unit or environmental factors right within your home could cause these skyrocketing air conditioning related bills. [Read More]

Reasons to Invest the Extra Cash in a Ducted Air Conditioning System

Posted on: 11 September 2017

The most common approach people take when considering a new air conditioning system is collecting quotes for the different systems in the market. In your search, you will notice that ducted air conditioning systems will typically have a higher price tag when compared to ductless varieties. Nevertheless, this should not put you off from purchasing ducted air conditioning even if your budget is a top concern. What you should keep in mind is that the long-term benefits of having a ducted system would significantly make up for the initial purchase price of the unit. [Read More]

Three tips for helping your elderly relatives cope with extreme temperatures

Posted on: 8 September 2017

As the summer months rapidly approach in Australia, it's timely to consider how to keep mature family members healthy when the mercury peaks. Seniors who live alone, take medication, have kidney problems or deal with reduced mobility are particularly susceptible to heat stress. If you have older people in your life who fit these risk factors, check out these three tips for helping your elderly relatives cope with extreme temperatures. [Read More]