Roof Installation

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Ducted splits and cassette splits both require roof installation when setting up your air conditioning in a building. Whether you're in the home or for a commercial property, roof installations should be handled by a professional licensed electrician for any air con system. 

A roof installation means the bulky workings of your air conditioning unit are out of sight and not taking up space indoors or in outdoor areas that could be better used for other purposes. Any noise and exhaust produced by your AC system is dissipated into the air when you install on the roof, keeping the building residents, your employees or family in a safe and quiet environment.

If you're considering roof installations, make sure you've had a look at our ducted split systems and cassette splits. We can take care of air conditioning full installations, so give us a bell if you need a great system installed on the roof.

What is Split System Air-Conditioning?

Split system air conditioners can be used to cool separate rooms, which gives you the ability to choose which rooms you want to heat or cool and at what time. That also gives you control over how much you spend on running costs. If you just want to do a lounge room on a hot day then the rest of the house can be closed off, saving the amount of space that needs to be cooled. At night, bedrooms can be cooled while the rest of the house is closed off.

Split systems work by transferring hot and cold air from one place to another. The outside unit (compressor) pressurises refrigerant gas, which acts like a sponge when super heated under pressure. It absorbs any hot air inside and transfers it outside whilst also absorbing cool air from outside and transferring it inside.