Air Conditioning Smithfield

Smithfield is mostly a split and multi-head suburb because of the older roofs, with ducted for the 1960s brick homes. A single-head split for a lounge, a bedroom or a granny flat is $1,800–$3,200, and a multi-head with 3 heads covering the living area and two bedrooms of a fibro cottage is $5,500–$8,500. Where the roof allows, a compact ducted system for a 1960s three-bedroom brick home starts from ~$11,000, a four-bedroom is $13,000–$16,000, and the few two-storey rebuilds and duplexes are $16,000+. Doing the main house and the granny flat together goes on one quote. A repair is $280–$3,500 depending on what has failed, fixed before we start, and the annual service is $189 for a split, $329 for a multi-head and $349 for a ducted system.

Yes, all of Smithfield in 2164 and Yennora in 2161, which is folded into this page but gets the same service. That means the streets either side of Smithfield Road from the Cumberland Highway across to the Wetherill Park boundary, the homes around Brenan Park, the pocket along the Horsley Drive, and Yennora's residential streets beside the rail sidings and the Fairfield Road end. We are a mobile installer that services the area rather than a local shop, and the same technicians handle the quote, the install and the annual service. Most jobs get a same-week visit, and when a heatwave hits, a house with no cooling goes to the front of the queue.

For a 1950s fibro cottage with a shallow roof, a multi-head at $5,500–$8,500 with a head in the lounge and the two main bedrooms is usually the right answer, because a full ducted system does not fit and a single split leaves the bedrooms hot. For a 1960s brick home with a proper cavity, compact zoned ducted from ~$11,000 with bedrooms and living on separate zones runs at roughly $1–$2 per hour whole-home. The granny flat always gets its own single split at $1,800–$3,200 so the occupants have their own control and their own metered cost. We size everything for a 40°C afternoon and cold winter nights, not the average day.

Yes, and it is the most common request we get here. The main house and the flat are sized and quoted separately on one fixed price, because they are two different buildings with two different loads: the old cottage needs a multi-head or compact ducted sized for its lack of insulation, while the newer flat is tight and small and a single split covers it. Each system gets its own condenser and its own circuit so the power use can be metered or estimated separately, which matters when the flat is rented or a family member pays their own way. Condenser placement is the fiddly part on a back-fence flat, so we check boundary clearances and the neighbour's windows before we quote.

Your address, a photo of each main room in the house and in the flat if there is one, a shot of the roof from the street so we can see the pitch and the material, a photo of the side path and the back yard, and one of the switchboard. Tell us whether the main house is fibro or brick, whether the ceilings have any insulation, and whether the flat is rented or family. If you are on the Cumberland Highway or beside the rail yards at Yennora, say so, because it changes where the condensers go. From that we give one fixed price that holds unless the scope changes.

Yes. Every refrigerant task on a Luxe Air job in Smithfield or Yennora is done by ARCtick-licensed, insured technicians, and the electrical work by a licensed electrician. That matters on the older cottages here, where a decades-old wall unit has to be degassed and recovered rather than vented, and where the switchboard often needs a circuit added for a second system on the flat. You receive the compliance certificate and warranty paperwork at handover and we log both systems so the annual service covers the house and the flat in one visit.