Dural is acreage and large rural-residential homes, the kind with long hallways, multiple living areas and serious floor space. That means big ducted systems, often 16kW to 20kW, and proper zoning so you're not cooling a wing nobody's in. A lot of homes out here are all-electric too, so the system does the winter heating as well. We've worked the Hills since 1991 with our own crew, and we'll make the drive plenty of city firms won't.
After ducted air conditioning in Dural? For a big Dural home expect roughly $12,000 to $18,000 for a fully installed zoned system, more for sprawling acreage homes that need extra capacity. We've done the Hills since 1991, own crew, fixed quote. 4.8 stars from 280+ reviews.
How much is ducted in Dural? A large four or five bedder runs $12,000 to $15,000 zoned. A big single-storey acreage home with long runs and lots of zones can be 18kW to 20kW and push past $16,000. We size off the actual floor plan because no two Dural homes are the same.
Acreage homes are a different job. Long duct runs, big open living areas, and rooms you barely use that there's no sense cooling. We size for the real heat load and zone it hard so you can shut off the far end of the house. Done right, a big Dural home runs comfortably without a power bill that makes your eyes water.
A lot of Dural is all-electric, so we set the system up for proper reverse-cycle heating too, because the mornings out here get cold. We run Panasonic, Daikin and Actron, and Mick handles the bigger jobs, on the tools since 2009.
Check our sizing calculator and pricing guide. We also cover Glenhaven, Castle Hill and Baulkham Hills, and for repairs see our ducted repairs page. Our main Dural page covers everything we do locally.
Big homes on acreage are what we do best out in Dural. The floor plans are large, the runs are long, and the systems need to be sized and zoned properly or they'll struggle and cost a fortune to run. We've been doing exactly this across the Hills since 1991. Ducted air conditioning installation in Dural also means proper reverse-cycle heating, which matters out here where it's all-electric and the winter mornings bite.
We're family run and we've been putting ducted into Dural homes since 1991. I'm Ben, I own the business and handle the quotes and diagnostics. Mick runs the bigger installs, on the tools since 2009. No subbies, just our own crew, and we make the drive to the acreage.
You get a fixed quote before we start. No 'from' prices, no surprises, and no travel fee for being out of town.
Every install carries our lifetime workmanship warranty, with 12 months on parts. Licensed (NSW 273312C), ARCtick certified (AU13058), $20 million public liability.
Monday to Friday 7am to 5pm, Saturdays by arrangement. Give us a bell on (02) 9820 4500 or book a quote online and we'll come measure up.
Jays Air Jobs Done in Dural
Real ducted jobs, real prices.
A large four or five bedroom home runs about $12,000 to $15,000 for a fully installed zoned system. A big acreage home with long runs and more zones can be 18kW to 20kW and push past $16,000. We size and quote off your actual floor plan.
Yes, that’s our bread and butter out here. We size for the real heat load and zone it hard so you can shut off parts of the house you’re not using. A properly sized and zoned ducted system handles even the biggest Dural homes without a brutal power bill.
Yes. A reverse-cycle ducted system both cools in summer and heats in winter off the one system, which is exactly what you want out here with no town gas. We size it for the cold mornings as well as the hot afternoons.
Jay’s Air. Family run since 1991, our own blokes not subbies, fixed quotes and we make the drive to the acreage. Lifetime workmanship warranty on installs, licensed (NSW 273312C), ARCtick certified (AU13058), 4.8 stars from 280+ reviews. Give us a bell on (02) 9820 4500.
From a 20kW system on an acreage block to a straight replacement, we handle ducted air conditioning across Dural and the Hills, plus splits and repairs on every brand.
If your place is all-electric, go reverse-cycle ducted and size it for winter heating as well as summer. Out here it replaces a heater and a cooler in one, which is the cheapest way to run a big rural home.
Get a mob that does acreage. Long pipe and duct runs and outdoor units a fair way from the house change how a system should be installed. A city quote built for a small block won't suit.
