After air conditioning in Picton? Jay's Air has been doing it since 1991, and we're just up the road - Ben, the owner, lives in Menangle, only around the corner from the Wollondilly. For a typical 4-bedroom Picton home you're looking at $8,000 to $11,000 for a 12.5kW ducted system. A 2.5kW split for one room runs $1,800 to $2,100. 4.8 stars from 280+ reviews.
Picton summers are proper inland heat, regularly past 40, and the winter mornings frost up harder than most of Sydney. Reverse cycle does double duty out here, so getting the system right matters more than it does on the coast.
Three kinds of Picton homes, three different approaches
The old cottages around town first. Weatherboard and brick from the 1800s and early 1900s, high ceilings, no insulation to speak of. Splits do these properly without cutting ducts through original ceilings, and we mount them with care on the old cladding. The 80s and 90s brick homes mostly want ducted - either a first install or replacing a unit that's past it.
The new estate homes on the edges of town usually come with builder-grade systems that were sized to a budget, not the house. If yours can't hold the living room on a hot afternoon, it's probably undersized - run it through our sizing calculator and check the pricing guide before you spend anything. The acreage places around the district run bigger systems, 14 to 16kW with zoning.
Picton sits at the local end of our run, not the far end. We cover the town and the district from Menangle, along with Camden South, Camden and Menangle itself. Tahmoor and Thirlmere way, same deal - give us a bell.