After air conditioning in Beverly Hills? Jay's has been sorting it since 1991. Ducted for a 1950s to 70s brick home runs $9,500 to $11,500, and a split for a unit on King Georges Road is about $1,950. A lot of the old 80s ducted systems here are well overdue for replacement. 4.8 stars from 280+ reviews.
Beverly Hills sits in the heart of the St George area, about 13km south of the CBD. Most of the housing here is from the 1950s through to the 70s - solid brick veneer homes on decent-sized blocks, mostly single storey with accessible roof cavities. That makes them well suited to ducted air conditioning. A fair number were fitted with their first ducted system back in the 80s or 90s, and those systems are overdue for a replacement.
Ducted Replacements in Older Beverly Hills Homes
For a typical Beverly Hills brick veneer home - say a 4-bedroom house on a 600sqm block - you're looking at a 12kW to 14kW ducted system. At that size you get proper zoning, so you're only running the rooms you're actually using. We mostly install Panasonic and Daikin here. Fixed price upfront, no surprises on install day.
Units along King Georges Road and Beverly Road are a different story. For split system installation Beverly Hills units are the practical fit - a 2.5kW or 3.5kW wall split covers most spaces easily and the job's done in a morning. Multi-head splits work for older villas where you want a couple of rooms covered without running full ducted.
Air conditioning repairs Beverly Hills homes need most often come from aging systems - refrigerant leaks, blocked drains, dead capacitors, fan motor failures. Very common here given the age of the stock. We carry the common parts and can usually fix it same visit.
We cover Beverly Hills along with nearby St George suburbs including Peakhurst, Narwee, and Hurstville. Not sure what size system you need? Use the air conditioning size calculator or check our pricing guide.