Heating in South Tamworth

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South Tamworth Heating

There’s nothing worse than a freezing morning and a heating system that won’t switch on. At Unger Air, we make sure that never happens. We provide professional heating services across South Tamworth, specialising in quick and reliable installations, servicing and repairs of energy-efficient systems built to handle our cooler months.


Whether you need a ducted system for the whole home or a split system for a single room, our licensed technicians will help you choose the right solution based on your space, usage and budget. We work with all major brands and bring more than 15 years of hands-on experience to every job—so your home or business stays warm, efficient and stress-free all winter long.


Stay warm this winter—call 0413 202 641 for expert advice and a free quote.

Warmth Where & When You Need It

South Tamworth winters may not be the harshest, but when the temperature drops, you feel it. That’s why it pays to have a heating system that kicks in fast, runs efficiently and doesn’t blow out the power bill. At Unger Air, we deliver customised heating solutions for residential and commercial spaces, built to suit how you live or work.


We install and maintain ducted systems, split systems and gas heaters with a strong focus on energy efficiency and long-term performance. Our team also provides regular servicing to keep your system in top shape and prevent mid-season breakdowns.


We service gas heaters and perform flue cleans and chimney cleaning for wood fire heaters—helping to keep your heating safe, clean and running smoothly through the colder months. Whether you're building new, upgrading an old system or just need a quick repair, we’ll walk you through the best options for your space.


Every job we take on is backed by a history of quality workmanship, affordable pricing and a satisfaction guarantee—because comfort shouldn't come with complications.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What’s the most energy-efficient way to heat a home?

    The most energy-efficient heating system for a home depends on your climate, house size, insulation and budget. In many cases, reverse cycle split systems or ducted systems with inverter technology are considered the most efficient, especially in well-insulated homes. These systems use electricity to move heat rather than generate it, which means they can deliver more energy output than they consume—making them cost-effective in the long run.


    Zoning (heating only certain areas when needed), using a programmable thermostat, and ensuring regular maintenance all help improve energy efficiency. Gas heaters can also be efficient, especially in colder regions, but rising gas prices may offset some of the savings. Choosing the right system involves balancing upfront costs, energy usage, and long-term running costs specific to your home and climate.

  • Is it safe to leave heating on overnight?

    Leaving heating on overnight is generally safe if the system is well-maintained and designed for continuous operation, such as reverse cycle split systems or ducted systems with timers and thermostats. However, it’s important to use the system responsibly:


    • Set the thermostat to a moderate temperature (around 18–20°C) to avoid overheating
    • Ensure all safety features are working, especially in gas heaters
    • Avoid using portable or unflued gas heaters overnight, as they can pose a risk of carbon monoxide poisoning and fire
    • Make sure vents are unobstructed and there’s good airflow

    If you’re concerned about safety or energy use, consider setting your system to run for a few hours before bed and again in the early morning with a programmable timer.

  • How often should I service my heating system?

    Heating systems should be serviced at least once a year, ideally before winter begins. Regular servicing helps ensure your unit operates efficiently, safely and reliably during peak use. A professional technician will inspect the system’s components, clean filters, test for carbon monoxide leaks (for gas systems), check for electrical issues and ensure everything is working as it should.


    For ducted heating, servicing may include inspecting ductwork for blockages or damage and making sure vents are clean and unobstructed. Split systems may require cleaning of the indoor unit, filters and outdoor condenser. Frequent use, dusty environments or older systems may require more frequent checks. Regular servicing not only improves performance but also extends the life of the system and reduces the risk of breakdowns when you need it most.