Our Services
At Cranbourne Air Conditioning, it has always been our mission to provide the most professional, high-quality service, whilst providing the personalised experience that only a small family business can give.
Whether it be for your home, office, or anywhere in between, we offer services to cater for all your installation, service and repair needs both domestically and residentially.
Regardless of the make or model our licensed and qualified team can help. Whether you need a split system, evaporative cooling, or ducted heating solution we have you covered. As mentioned, we offer a range of services. See below for a further description of how we can help.
See the types of systems we work on
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Installation
With Melbourne’s ever-changing weather, installing a new unit that meets your needs can be tricky. That is why we have worked tirelessly to be able to specialise in designing a unit that can cater to your needs for climate control in your home or office.
If you know exactly what you want or need some guidance with selecting the best system for you, we can help.
Providing options of all the major brands including:
You can be rest assured we can offer a solution regardless of your installation needs.
We also offer free quotes for all installations, with no obligation. We simply want to give you peace of mind that you are getting the best possible service you can ask for.
Servicing
Taking care of your unit is essential for any home or office. Scheduled servicing is the best strategy to avoid the mishap of a 35-degree day with a broken cooling unit. Our fully licensed and experienced technicians offer servicing on any make or model, new or old, to ensure we can work together to maintain a system that doesn’t let you down.
Repair
If something does go wrong, we still have you covered. We do our best to be able to meet your repair needs as soon as possible. Working all over Melbourne, our team will ensure you are provided with the highest level of service and care with a prompt turnaround for your repair.
If you aren’t sure on what system you need, or if you want to check to see if you we can help with your particular system, have a read below for a description of each of the different systems we can help with. If you need some more information, or you’re just not quite sure, contact us here
TYPES OF SYSTEMS
Evaporative Cooling
Evaporative cooling systems does exactly that, they cool an area through the evaporation of water. The system draws dry hot air in over a wetting medium that is saturated with water, then blows the moist, cooler air back into the area through installed vents. This system has its advantages and disadvantages.
Firstly, the systems themselves are less mechanically complicated than refrigerated systems, meaning install can often be cheaper. They are eco-friendlier than refrigerated systems, and potentially most importantly they use fresh air from outside, creating a constant flow of fresh air. Some disadvantages are that they do not work well in high humidity environments. They also require rooms to be highly ventilated in order to be effective.
Split System
Split system units are a type of heating/cooling system that is comprised of an internal wall-mounted unit, combined with an external unit called the compressor. These systems are connected by two small pipes that carry refrigerant. This system can heat and cool your home, effectively servicing areas up to 60 square meters. Split System units are the most common residential system, likely due to the aesthetically pleasing finish, large servicing capabilities, and generally lower cost to install.
It is important to note the difference between inverter and non-inverter systems. Inverter systems have an inverter in the compressor unit’s motor, which allows it to control the speed of the motor. This essentially allows the system to continuously regulate the temperature of the room. This means a few things. Firstly, it means that the system doesn’t cool/heat a room to the desired temperature and then turn off, then turn back on when it detects a temperature change. This constant ability to maintain temperature means that it uses significantly less energy and can save you around 30% in running costs. It also allows for faster cooling and is generally a quieter system.
Ducted Split System
A ducted split system is essentially the same technical system as the above-mentioned split system. The major difference is that the internal unit is installed in the ceiling. This unit then disperses air out through ducts in various rooms. The major advantage of this is the ability to heat/cool an entire house.
The technology also allows you to zone the areas to be heated/cooled. These systems however can be difficult to install in already built houses – get in touch to see if this will suit you.
Ducted Gas Heating
Ducted heating is a very common choice for heating the entire house. It utilises the air already in the home, sending it over a grill heated by gas. It uses multiple ducts placed in each room of the house or office to provide overall warmth. It negates the need for multiple on-the-wall units.
Package Unit
A Packaged Unit system essentially combines all the different parts of a split system unit into one cabinet that is usually located on the roof, or next to the foundations of the building. These units can offer both heating and cooling services. These systems can be very effective for small commercial buildings since they don’t take up much internal space, and they can easily be modified to service larger areas if need be. They can also be a good choice for homes where internal small is either limited or difficult to access.
Room AC
Room AC systems are units that focus on exactly that, cooling a single room or small space. They are smaller units that generally are more cost-effective, due to the fact they are only charged with cooling a small area.
If you would like to know more on any of these options, or if these options don’t fit your needs, get in touch here (hyperlink to contact) and we can discuss how to best help you out.
