Gas ducted heating

Gas Ducted central heating is the most efficient way to heat your entire house. Depending on the construction of your home and space availability the heating furnace is positioned either inside (ceiling space) outside or underfloor with the fan forced warm air being distributed by diffusers or floor vents strategically placed into each room. The heating unit draws air from inside your home into a return air grille, which then flows into the heater where it is warmed, and then on to every room of your home via outlets (ducts), in the form of warm, gentle air.

Hydronic heating

Hydronic heating works by using the efficient transfer of heat through water. Since water conducts heat more easily than air, less energy is used to spread heat throughout the house. A heat source such as a boiler transfers heat through pipes that are connected to wall panels or placed underneath your floor. These pipes transfer heat to the walls or floor of a room, which then radiates heat waves throughout your house. As a source of radiant heat, a hydronic system warms the surfaces it touches much like the sun's rays. The surface then becomes a radiator, extending the heat in every direction and creating clean, even and comfortable warmth.

We offer supply only, install and service maintenance for all major brands in the industry. An authorized service agent for Lennox, we also deal with all the spare parts and planning and designing ducts for your house.

Evaporative cooling

A central cooling unit (placed on top of the roof) and connected to a series of outlets strategically placed throughout our home these outlets (ducts). The diffusers placed in the ceiling of the home which enables cool fresh air through out the home. The hotter the day the better the cooling affect, the fan in the cooling unit draws air from the outside it then passes through the moistened wet pads where the air is cooled and filtered throughout the home. Evaporative cooling is the healthier option as it replaces the stale air with clean fresh air many times an hour keeping windows and doors open.

Humidifiers

Humidifiers can be installed on any ducted heating and cooling system. A humidifier is a device that increases humidity (moisture) in a single room or an entire building. In the home, point-of-use humidifiers are commonly used to humidify a single room, while whole-house or furnace humidifiers, which connect to a home's HVAC system, provide humidity to the entire house. Medical ventilators often include humidifiers for increased patient comfort. Large humidifiers are used in commercial, institutional, or industrial contexts, often as part of a larger HVAC system.

Carbon monoxide testing and gas heater servicing

A bill has been passed in Federal Parliament with overwhelming support after brothers Chase & Taylor Robinson from Mooroopna, Victoria died of carbon dioxide poisoning generated by the gas heater in their rental property.

The bill requires all residential properties with gas appliances (Gas heaters, stoves etc.) be fitted with carbon monoxide alarms to alert occupants of potentially deadly gas emissions - the invisible poison.

The timing surrounding the implementation of this legislation is still unclear and governing bodies are yet to determine exact requirements and specifications regarding the number of alarms, location of alarms and exacting Australian Standards regarding which alarms will be satisfactory for the application.

Energy Safe Victoria have implemented a campaign recommending that gas appliances be regularly tested for carbon monoxide leakage and that they be serviced at least every two years to ensure they are working correctly. Where carbon monoxide leakage is detected, by law these units will be shut down immediately.

We strongly recommend that homes should be proactive in ensuring that they are protected against this odourless and invisible deadly gas.

Carbon monoxide alarms are available here for purchase