Air Conditioning Lane Cove

Single-head split, the standard apartment job: $1,800–$3,200. Multi-head (3 heads): $5,500–$8,500. Ducted reverse-cycle for a 4-bedroom family home: $13,000–$16,000, with compact single-storey postwar homes from around $11,000. Annual service: $189–$349 depending on system. Repairs: $280–$3,500 by fault. Fixed quote once we've reviewed the site.

Yes, the whole 2066 area including Lane Cove North and Lane Cove West, from the apartments around the village and The Canopy out to the streets edging Lane Cove National Park and Burns Bay Reserve. Same-week response on most jobs, quicker in summer where the schedule allows.

For a postwar brick family home, ducted reverse-cycle with 4–6 zones is usually the strongest long-term answer, since the roof cavities here generally take it well. For mid-century walk-ups and the newer apartments near the village, a quality single-head split in the living area is the realistic choice, and it's what most owners corporations will approve.

In nearly every block, yes. Bylaws typically govern the condenser position, wall penetrations and noise, especially in the newer buildings around the village. We spec low-noise units, use balcony or approved service positions, and prepare the technical documents your strata manager needs, which keeps approval times short.

For houses: address, photos of the rooms, the roof space if you can safely get a shot, the likely outdoor unit spot, and whether the block slopes or backs onto bush. For units: building address, level, balcony photos and your strata contact. Either way we can usually return a fixed-price estimate without a second visit.

Yes. All refrigerant work is carried out under the national ARCtick scheme by licensed technicians, with insurance and compliance paperwork supplied on every install, service and repair.