Bossley Park built big - 80s and 90s double-storey brick family homes on serious blocks, plenty of them housing big households who use every room. The aircon stakes match: these are 14-16kW zoned ducted homes, and the original systems from the 2000s are reaching the years where the repair bills start writing the replacement argument themselves.
After air conditioning in Bossley Park? Jay's Air has been doing it since 1991. The typical big Bossley Park two-storey wants 14 to 16kW of zoned ducted at $9,000 to $12,500 installed. Smaller singles land at $8,000 to $11,000 for 12.5kW, and a 2.5kW split for one room is $1,800 to $2,100. Fault-finding is $250 plus GST with the fix quoted before we start. 4.8 stars from 280+ reviews.
The repair-or-replace maths runs the same as everywhere: over $600 on a 15-plus-year system, the money belongs in a new inverter - and on homes this size, the running-cost difference between old gear and new is real money every quarter.
The classic Bossley Park complaint is upstairs bedrooms that never match the downstairs living areas. Heat rises, and an unzoned or badly zoned system fights itself all evening. Proper zoning - sleeping zones separate, enough airflow allocated upstairs - is the difference between a system that works and one that just runs.
Replacements reuse sound duct runs, which keeps even the big jobs sensible. Numbers first: the sizing calculator and the pricing guide.
Bossley Park sits on our Fairfield run with Fairfield, Fairfield West and Wetherill Park.
The ducted air conditioning Bossley Park orders is the big end of residential: 14 to 16kW, 5 or 6 zones, two storeys handled properly. Mick has run our installs since 2009 and these double-storey jobs are his standard week. New installs and 2000s replacements both land at $9,000 to $12,500 fixed, duct runs reused where sound, lifetime workmanship warranty.
Because big systems punish shortcuts and we don't take them - airflow balanced at commissioning, zones laid out around how the family actually lives, and a fixed quote that doesn't grow.
Mick Daly runs the ducted work and has since 2009. Noah Hall does the splits and granny flats. Ben handles diagnostics, and for air conditioning repairs Bossley Park gets instrument-led answers, not parts-swapping guesswork.
Credentials: in business since 1991, 4.8 stars from 280+ reviews, NSW licence 273312C, ARCtick AU13058, $20M public liability. We install Panasonic, Daikin and Actron and repair every brand.
Hours are Monday to Friday 7am to 5pm, Saturdays by arrangement.
Give us a bell on (02) 9820 4500.
Jays Air Jobs Done in Bossley Park
Three recent ones from around the suburb.
The typical big two-storey wants 14 to 16kW zoned at $9,000 to $12,500 installed. Single-storey homes land around $8,000 to $11,000 for 12.5kW. Replacements reusing sound ducts come in cheaper. Fixed quote first.
Heat rises and most older systems were zoned lazily. Often it’s a rebalance and damper fix for a few hundred dollars, not a new system – we measure the airflows before recommending anything.
Dampers, sensors and capacitors, yes – $150 to $500 fixes. A compressor or major gas failure past 15 years, the money belongs in a new inverter. We quote both ways and tell you straight.
Jay’s Air. Family run since 1991, our own blokes not subbies, fixed pricing, 4.8 stars from 280+ reviews. Licence 273312C, ARCtick AU13058. (02) 9820 4500.
From a 16kW six-zone replacement in a double-storey to a $480 rebalance that saved a $12,000 quote, we install, repair and service the lot across Bossley Park.
Plan the 2000s system swap in spring - the big-home replacements book out first when summer hits, and a planned install always beats an emergency one.
And on big floor plans, two return airs beat one - if your system struggles, ask whether the return air was ever sized for the house. It's a common shortcut on original installs here.
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