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Split and ducted systems for offices, managed properties and building projects.
Installation, repairs, servicing and replacement, planned around your building, the people using it and the work that needs to happen. A licensed Malaga-based team servicing Perth and the metropolitan area.
Who we work with
Different people need different things from the same job. We start with the property, the work required and who needs to be involved.
Offices & workplaces
From an individual office or meeting room to a larger ducted layout, start with how the workplace is occupied and where the existing system falls short.
Property, asset & strata managers
For managed buildings and tenancies, the equipment is only part of the job. We clarify who can approve the work, how access is arranged and what information is needed next.
Builders & head contractors
Bring the air-conditioning scope into the project conversation early, so equipment, duct routes, electrical requirements and access can be considered with the other trades.
Developers & architects
Discuss split and ducted options alongside the proposed use and layout. The aim is to identify installation constraints before equipment positions and access become difficult to change.
Commercial split & ducted
A meeting room, an occupied office floor and a new tenancy can call for different approaches. We consider the layout, use, equipment and installation conditions together.
A practical option for individual offices, meeting rooms and separate areas. Capacity, indoor placement and the outdoor unit location need to suit the way the room is used.
An integrated option for multiple rooms or a larger office layout. Ceiling space, duct routes, outlets, return air and controls all need to be considered as part of the installation.
A new workplace, tenancy alteration or additional area to condition. Share the layout, intended use and project stage so we can establish the installation requirements.
Plan an installationTell us what the system is doing, which areas are affected and who can arrange access. Diagnosis helps establish whether repair, servicing or replacement is appropriate.
Arrange fault diagnosisFor existing split and ducted equipment, share the system details and maintenance history. We can discuss the service scope or what an equipment changeover would involve.
Discuss servicingFrom the first conversation
A commercial job needs more than an equipment selection. The quote should make the building constraints, access, electrical work and responsibilities understandable before work begins.
Send the suburb, building use, system details and what you need to achieve. For a project, include the current stage and the person coordinating the work.
We clarify the equipment, layout, access, drainage and electrical requirements, and whether an onsite assessment is needed before quoting.
Confirm equipment positions, inclusions, approvals, access arrangements and any work required by others. Agree the programme around the site and its occupants.
Carry out the agreed work, test the system and explain the controls, maintenance access and relevant equipment and workmanship warranty information.
From our work library
Equipment, access and installation details are part of the same job. These photos show some of the work that sits beyond the finished room.
Neighbourhood Electrical & Air
We are a family-owned, Malaga-based team servicing Perth and the metropolitan area. Tell us who is responsible for the property and what needs to happen, and we can work through the next step with you.
Before you enquire
Something more specific to your property or project? Ask the team.
Yes. We work with commercial split and ducted systems for offices, managed properties and building projects. The appropriate option depends on the space, how it is occupied, the existing services and the practical installation conditions.
Yes. Tell us who manages the property, who can approve the work and who will arrange site access. For strata or leased premises, any required owner or strata approval should be clarified before changes to equipment, shared areas or the building proceed.
Yes. Send the project scope, available plans, current stage and site contact. We can discuss equipment positions, installation routes, access and timing with the builder or appointed project team. Design responsibilities and any specialist work are clarified in the agreed scope.
Tell us the building's operating hours, access restrictions and any shutdown limits when you enquire. Scheduling is agreed for the particular job and is subject to availability. This is not a promise of immediate or 24-hour attendance.
System type and capacity, the number of spaces, ceiling and roof access, pipe and duct routes, drainage, electrical requirements, removal of existing equipment and work timing can all affect the scope. Photos and plans are useful starting points, but an onsite assessment may be needed.
Yes. Share the model details, age if known, fault history and what is no longer working for the property. The condition of the equipment, parts availability and suitability of the existing layout help determine whether repair or replacement makes sense.
Start the conversation
A suburb, the work you have in mind and a way to contact you are enough to start. These details help us understand the scope:
Have plans or a scope document? Email them to the team. The form accepts photos.
Prefer to talk? 0491 460 301