Skip to main contentSkip the 3D experience

Cool comfort, engineered from the blueprint up.

Every AIM installation starts with your floor plan. Scroll to follow a complete split-system installation — from first sketch to first breath of cool air.

Request a free quoteSee how we install

  1. 01It starts on paper

    We map your walls, openings and room sizes before a single hole is drilled, so every decision is based on your actual home.

  2. 02From plan to space

    The plan becomes a volume. Ceiling height, glazing and orientation all change how much cooling a room really needs.

  3. 03Measuring the heat load

    Room by room we assess heat gain from sun, occupancy and appliances, then size the system to match instead of guessing.

    • Living92%
    • Kitchen78%
    • Bedroom 261%
    • Bedroom 155%
    • Bath28%

    Illustrative relative heat load per room. Point at a room to compare.

  4. 04Indoor unit, placed with purpose

    Wall, ceiling or floor: we place the indoor unit for even airflow across the room and the shortest clean route outside.

    • Wall-mounted split. The most common choice: compact, efficient and quick to install high on a wall.
    • Ceiling cassette. Sits flush in the ceiling and spreads air in four directions — ideal for open spaces.
    • Floor console. Low on the wall, great under windows and for rooms with sloped or low ceilings.
    • Concealed ducted. Hidden above the ceiling; only a slim linear grille shows. Quiet and discreet.

  5. 05Condenser on solid ground

    The outdoor unit sits level on a pad or wall bracket, with free space around it for airflow and service access.

  6. 06Refrigerant lines and drainage

    Insulated copper lines and a sloped condensate drain pass through one sealed wall penetration between both units.

  7. 07A dedicated power supply

    A dedicated circuit with a local isolator is run from your distribution board and tested before the system is energised.

  8. 08Vacuum, leak test, charge

    We pull a deep vacuum to remove air and moisture, confirm the system holds, then release and verify the refrigerant charge.

    Vacuum
    400 micron
    Low side
    120 psi

    Illustrative readings

  9. 09Power on. Cool air.

    We commission the system, measure temperatures and airflow, and walk you through the controls before we leave.

  10. 10Your home, comfortably cool

    Ready to plan your own installation? Tell us about your space and we’ll prepare a free, no-obligation quote.

    Request a free quote

Everything your climate system needs

From a single bedroom split unit to multi-zone commercial systems, one team handles design, installation and aftercare.

  • Installation

    Split, multi-split and ducted systems sized to your space and installed to manufacturer specification.

  • Maintenance

    Scheduled cleaning, filter changes and performance checks that keep efficiency up and breakdowns down.

  • Repair

    Fault finding and repair for leaks, electrical faults, drainage issues and units that no longer cool.

  • Commercial HVAC

    Climate solutions for offices, retail and hospitality, planned around occupancy and opening hours.

  • Duct work

    Design, installation and cleaning of ductwork for concealed, whole-building air distribution.

Installed right, the first time

Air conditioning only performs as well as it is installed. These are the commitments behind every AIM job.

  • Certified technicians

    [CERTIFICATIONS]

    Replace with the refrigerant-handling and electrical certifications your technicians hold.

  • Warranty

    [WARRANTY TERM]

    Replace with your installation warranty terms and the manufacturer warranty you pass on.

  • Response time

    [RESPONSE TIME]

    Replace with the response time you commit to for service and repair requests.

  • Experience

    [YEARS IN BUSINESS]

    Replace with years in business and the number of installations completed.

Ten steps from blueprint to cool air

The same sequence you scrolled through above, on every installation we do.

  1. Blueprint

    We map your floor plan, openings and room sizes.

    See this step: Blueprint

  2. Extrusion

    We look at volumes, glazing and orientation.

    See this step: Extrusion

  3. Site assessment

    We assess each room’s heat load and size the system to fit.

    See this step: Site assessment

  4. Indoor unit

    The right indoor unit type is mounted for even airflow and a short line route.

    See this step: Indoor unit

  5. Outdoor unit

    The condenser is set level on a pad or bracket with service clearance.

    See this step: Outdoor unit

  6. Line set & drain

    Insulated copper lines and a sloped drain run through one sealed opening.

    See this step: Line set & drain

  7. Electrical

    A dedicated circuit and isolator are installed and tested.

    See this step: Electrical

  8. Vacuum & charge

    We vacuum, leak-test and verify the refrigerant charge.

    See this step: Vacuum & charge

  9. Commissioning

    We commission, measure performance and hand over the controls.

    See this step: Commissioning

  10. Your installation

    You get a comfortable home and a system sized for it.

    See this step: Your installation

Recent work

A selection of installations. Replace these placeholders with real project photos and details.

  • Project photo placeholder 1

    [PROJECT NAME]

    [Residential · split system · city]

  • Project photo placeholder 2

    [PROJECT NAME]

    [Commercial · multi-split · city]

  • Project photo placeholder 3

    [PROJECT NAME]

    [Residential · ducted · city]

  • Project photo placeholder 4

    [PROJECT NAME]

    [Office · VRF · city]

What customers say

Only publish real, verified reviews with the customer’s permission.

  • [CUSTOMER TESTIMONIAL — replace with a real, verified review.]
    [CUSTOMER NAME] · [CITY]
  • [CUSTOMER TESTIMONIAL — replace with a real, verified review.]
    [CUSTOMER NAME] · [CITY]
  • [CUSTOMER TESTIMONIAL — replace with a real, verified review.]
    [CUSTOMER NAME] · [CITY]

Where we work

Not sure if we cover your address? Ask in the quote form — we’ll let you know.

  • [CITY / REGION 1]
  • [CITY / REGION 2]
  • [CITY / REGION 3]
  • [CITY / REGION 4]
  • [CITY / REGION 5]
  • [CITY / REGION 6]

Frequently asked questions

How long does an installation take?

It depends on the number of indoor units and the line route. A typical single-room split system takes [TYPICAL DURATION]; we confirm timing in your quote after the site assessment.

Do you visit before giving a quote?

For most installations we assess the site first — measuring rooms, checking wall construction, the line route and the electrical supply — so the quote reflects your home.

Where will the outdoor unit go?

Somewhere level with free airflow and service access: typically a ground pad or wall bracket close to the indoor unit, keeping lines short and noise away from bedrooms and neighbours.

Will installation make a mess?

Most split systems need one core-drilled hole per indoor unit. We protect floors and furniture, extract dust while drilling and clean up before we leave.

How often should my system be serviced?

Clean or replace filters regularly and book a professional service at the interval your manufacturer recommends — usually once a year. See our maintenance plans for details: [MAINTENANCE PLAN DETAILS].

What warranty do I get?

You receive the manufacturer warranty on the equipment plus our workmanship warranty: [WARRANTY TERMS].

Request a free quote

Tell us a little about your space. We’ll get back to you within [RESPONSE TIME] with next steps.

  • [PHONE NUMBER]
  • [EMAIL ADDRESS]
  • Monday – Friday: [OPENING HOURS]