Air Conditioning in Melbourne, VIC

Split system and ducted air conditioning supply, installation, servicing and repairs. Compare air conditioning businesses in Melbourne, VIC.

1 air conditioning business serves Melbourne and the surrounding suburbs. Contact them directly — we don't take a commission.

Air Conditioning providers serving Melbourne

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Advance Heating and Cooling

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Melbourne

Advance Heating and Cooling is an Australian, family-owned company based in Melbourne that specializes in residential and commercial heating, ventilation, and air conditioning our services includes split-system air conditioners, ducted heating, evaporative cooling, reverse-cycle air conditioning, and commercial climate control solutions.

What a air conditioning job usually covers in Melbourne

  • Split system supply and installation
  • Ducted and multi-head system design
  • Annual service, filter clean and gas check
  • Fault diagnosis and repair
  • Old unit removal and refrigerant recovery

Local things worth knowing

  • Brisbane's humid summers make cooling capacity and dehumidification the priority — an undersized unit runs constantly and costs more to operate.
  • Book installation in early spring; from November onwards lead times across South East Queensland stretch out.
  • Coastal suburbs closer to Moreton Bay see faster corrosion on outdoor units, so ask about coated coils.

Suburbs covered around Melbourne

Melbourne listings run from the CBD and inner north through the eastern and bayside suburbs out to the western and south-eastern growth corridors.

Inner

Melbourne CBD, Carlton, Fitzroy, Richmond, South Yarra, Docklands

North

Brunswick, Preston, Coburg, Northcote, Reservoir, Epping

East and bayside

Box Hill, Glen Waverley, Camberwell, Ringwood, St Kilda, Brighton

West and south-east

Footscray, Werribee, Sunshine, Dandenong, Frankston, Pakenham

Coverage varies by business — check each listing's service area before you book.

Air Conditioning in Melbourne: common questions

What size unit do I need?

It depends on room area, ceiling height, insulation, glazing and orientation. Ask the installer to do a calculation rather than guessing by room size alone.

How often should it be serviced?

Clean filters yourself every few weeks in summer and have a professional service annually, or more often for ducted systems.

Is installation licensed work?

Yes — refrigerant handling and the electrical connection both require licensed trades.

Choosing a air conditioning business in Melbourne

  • Ask for a written, itemised quote before any work starts.
  • Check the business holds current licences and public liability insurance.
  • Read recent reviews and look at how the owner replies to criticism.
  • Confirm what is and isn't included, plus any call-out or travel fee.
  • Agree on timing in writing, especially around a lease end date.

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