Air Conditioning Nerang 

Nerang grew out of an 1865 surveyed town centre, ringed by post-war and 1970s to 1980s brick-veneer homes, with later master-planned estates and townhouse and unit infill near the Pacific Motorway, railway and Nerang River flats. Many of those older detached houses around the original town grid, along streets like Nerang Street, Price Street and Lavelle Street, were built without ducting, so split systems are the practical retrofit for cooling a room or open-plan living. Homes on the west-facing valley slopes take strong afternoon sun, which lifts the cooling load and makes correct sizing important, and near Bischof Pioneer Park and Arthur Earle Park those older blocks often back onto mature gardens that add shade but also humidity around the home. Get the sizing wrong and the unit runs hard, struggles to keep up and costs more to run, so we size every system to the rooms and the aspect. The other big local factor is humidity. Hot, humid subtropical summers drive heavy reverse-cycle demand, and that high moisture loads split systems and creates condensation drainage that needs to run clear so you are not left with a unit leaking water onto the floor. Whether you are near Ferry Street, Station Street or out toward the newer estates by Nerang Fair Shopping Centre, we set systems up to handle the Nerang climate and keep your home cool and comfortable through the worst of the heat.