Air Conditioning Installation in South Tamworth

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South Tamworth Air Conditioning Installation

When your air conditioning is properly installed, everything runs smoother—cooler rooms, lower energy use and fewer problems down the line. At Unger Air, we help homeowners, businesses and builders across South Tamworth get set up with efficient, reliable systems that suit their space, budget and lifestyle. Whether you're cooling a single room or an entire building, we make sure your new air conditioning installation delivers comfort that lasts.


Our licensed technicians have over 15 years of experience installing split systems, ducted air conditioning and large-scale commercial units from all major brands with precision and care. We take the time to assess your layout so we can recommend the most suitable system and ensure it’s fitted to perform at its best, so no matter if you're building new, replacing an old unit or fitting out a commercial space, you know you're getting results that will keep you comfortable all year round—with systems that perform and service you can count on.


Call Unger Air today on 0413 202 641 for a free quote on professional air conditioning installation.

Big, Small, We Install It All

Your comfort should never be an afterthought. That’s why every air conditioning installation we take on is tailored to how you use your space—whether it’s a growing family home, a new office fit-out or a large commercial site with specific cooling requirements. We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all systems because every space is different, and your air conditioning should reflect that.


Unger Air handles everything for you—from system selection and sizing to installation and testing. We install reverse cycle split systems, ducted setups with zoning, and custom solutions designed to cover multiple rooms or levels. We’ll walk you through the pros and cons of each system and help you make the best choice for your comfort, control and energy use.


We don't lose your number after the job is done—offering ongoing maintenance, cleaning and repairs to keep your new system running at its best. When you choose Unger Air, you're choosing more than just a tradie to install your system—you're choosing long-term performance backed by expert support.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What type of air conditioning system is best for my home?

    The best type of air conditioning system for your home depends on several factors including your budget, the size and layout of the space, how many rooms you need to cool and whether you want heating as well. The most common options are:


    • Split system: Ideal for single rooms or small open-plan areas. These are affordable, energy-efficient and provide both heating and cooling (if reverse cycle).
    • Multi-split system: A good option for cooling multiple rooms using one outdoor unit and multiple indoor units.
    • Ducted system: Best for whole-home climate control. Air is distributed through ducts and can be zoned to cool or heat different areas independently.
    • Evaporative cooling: Effective in dry climates, using water to cool and humidify the air, but less suitable in humid environments.

    A professional installer will assess your space and usage needs before recommending the most appropriate system.

  • Do I need a licensed professional to install an air conditioner?

    Yes. In Australia and many other countries, air conditioning installation must be carried out by a licensed technician who holds appropriate refrigerant handling licences and electrical qualifications. Improper installation can not only void warranties but also pose safety risks, reduce system efficiency and lead to costly repairs.


    Licensed installers ensure the system is correctly sized, installed to building codes, pressure-tested for refrigerant leaks and safely connected to the electrical system. DIY installation is not recommended and is illegal in many regions.

  • What should I consider before installing air conditioning?

    Before installing air conditioning, you’ll want to think about the following:


    • Size of the space – A system that’s too small won’t cool efficiently; too large and you’ll waste energy.
    • System type – Split vs ducted vs evaporative; each has pros and cons depending on the building and climate.
    • Power supply – Older homes may need electrical upgrades to support larger systems.
    • Energy efficiency – Check the star rating or inverter technology to reduce running costs.
    • Zoning – In ducted systems, zoning lets you control different areas independently, improving comfort and efficiency.
    • Access for installation – Installers need access to indoor and outdoor locations, roof cavities, or underfloor spaces.

    Discussing these points with a qualified installer helps ensure your system will meet both your comfort needs and long-term energy goals.