Air Conditioning & Heating in Tumbarumba

We service the entire Tumbarumba region, including Tumbarumba township, Rosewood, Tooma, Courabyra, and Jingellic. 

This list is not exhaustive—contact us to confirm if we serve your specific location.

Reducing energy bills while using heating and cooling systems involves a mix of smart usage practices and proper maintenance. 

Here are some effective tips:

• Choose energy-efficient systems: Look for systems with high energy star ratings that consume less power while maintaining optimal performance.
• Regular servicing: Clean or replace filters and check for duct leaks to ensure systems run efficiently.
• Use a programmable thermostat: Set your system to run only when needed and adjust temperatures based on occupancy.
• Seal gaps and insulate: Ensure doors, windows, and walls are well-insulated to prevent heat loss or gain, reducing the workload on your system.
• Zone your heating or cooling: Use systems with zoning features to heat or cool only specific rooms instead of the entire property.

By combining these methods, you can achieve significant savings on your energy bills without compromising comfort.

Installing a split system air conditioner yourself is not recommended and, in many areas, is illegal without the proper licences and certifications. 

Split systems involve handling refrigerants, connecting electrical components, and mounting heavy units on walls, all of which require professional expertise.

A licensed technician ensures the unit is installed correctly, safely, and in compliance with warranty requirements.

Improper installation can lead to inefficient performance, higher energy consumption, or even damage to the unit. 

In addition, DIY installations may void the manufacturer's warranty, leaving you responsible for any future repairs. 

It’s always best to hire a professional to guarantee safety, efficiency, and peace of mind.

Zoning in ducted heating and cooling systems refers to the ability to control the temperature in specific areas or rooms of a property independently. 

This is achieved through the use of dampers installed within the ductwork, which can open or close to direct air to different zones.

For example, you can heat or cool living areas during the day and bedrooms at night, saving energy and money by not conditioning unused spaces. 

Each zone is controlled by a separate thermostat or a central control panel, offering flexibility and precision. 

Zoning is especially beneficial for larger homes or businesses with varying temperature needs across different areas.