Reverse-cycle split systems heat and cool the same rooms efficiently. We size each room and check the switchboard before installation.
5.0 from 57 Google reviews · A-Grade licensed · REC 33326
We assess the rooms, existing wiring, switchboard capacity and practical unit positions before recommending a system for your property. The quote covers the installation approach, electrical work and commissioning required for the selected system. For system types, sizing, efficiency and installation options, see the full detail on reverse cycle heating and cooling.
At 200 m elevation and with tree-covered slopes, Belgrave leans towards heating for much of the year. Ferny Creek, a hills station about 4 km away with 16 years of record, gives a July mean minimum of 5.3 °C and a January mean maximum of 24.4 °C. With summers like that, cooling capacity is usually the easier half of the brief; the unit has to keep delivering heat on cold mornings, when the outdoor coil also runs defrost cycles.
The gas network reaches streets in Belgrave, so many homes are comparing a reverse-cycle system with an existing gas heater. Part of the town is in The Bend Precinct (HO408) heritage overlay, where an outdoor unit is best kept off the street-facing elevation and council may need to be asked first. With 99.2% of occupied dwellings separate houses at the 2021 Census, most installs are freestanding homes, and sloping blocks affect where pipework and condensate drains can run. Belgrave is on the AusNet Services network.
A-Grade licensed, REC 33326, fully insured, CEC accredited.
Excellent service! The team arrived on time and completed the installation efficiently and up to scratch. Everything was done neatly, with great attention to detail. Ryan and Jack are top blokes and easy to deal with. Highly recommended!
Jeffrey Belvez · Glen Waverley
Yes, Belgrave Heights, Belgrave South, Kallista and Selby as well as Belgrave, all covered from Boronia on the same terms.
Belgrave sits in Yarra Ranges, postcode 3160. For this kind of work the council is almost never involved. What you do get is a Certificate of Electrical Safety for the electrical work.
In most Melbourne homes, yes, a modern reverse-cycle unit delivers several units of heat per unit of electricity, and paired with solar the daytime heating is close to free.
Tell us which rooms need heating and cooling. We’ll assess the property, check the switchboard and provide a clear quote for a reverse-cycle system sized to the space. Book an assessment or call our Boronia crew to discuss the job.
5.0 from 57 Google reviews
