Split System Installation in Eumemmerring, VIC

Split system installation in Eumemmerring

Eumemmerring is a small residential suburb wedged between Doveton, Hallam and Endeavour Hills - many locals think of it as part of Doveton or Hallam, but it has its own postcode and its own defining feature: the Eumemmerring Creek corridor running through the middle of the residential grid. The creek creates a distinct linear frost pocket - overnight winter minimums 2 to 3 degrees cooler than the surrounding streets, and we spec base-tray heater options on outdoor units for creek-adjacent addresses as standard. The residential grid is dominated by 1980s and 1990s brick veneer construction on 550 to 750 square metre blocks with wide side returns and generous rear yards - ground-pad outdoor unit installations are the default. About 15% of Eumemmerring blocks are undergoing estate infill development where an original 1980s cottage is being demolished for 2 to 3 townhouses on the same block, and those infill builds arrive pre-provisioned for split system installation. The drive from Botanic Ridge is 20 kilometres and 25 minutes on a normal day.

Inland south-east flatland with Eumemmerring Creek corridor creating localised frost pocket, hot dry summers, mild winters

Why Eumemmerring homeowners choose Bellair

The Eumemmerring Creek corridor is a defining natural feature and about 20% of Eumemmerring properties either back onto or face onto the creek reserve with mature riparian tree cover along the boundary. Reserve-adjacent condensers need debris shrouds because leaf-drop and bark-shed from the mature Eucalypts along the creek is a constant issue for outdoor unit intake grilles. Casey Council planning is efficient for standard external installations and permits are rarely required. The renovation activity in Eumemmerring is running on the 1980s stock along Berrima Road, Endeavour Drive and Elonera Road with owners typically upgrading from a single window-rattler air-conditioner to a multi-head reverse-cycle system covering three or four rooms. Typical Eumemmerring multi-split spec is a 12kW outdoor unit feeding three or four indoor heads. Princes Highway runs along the northern boundary and creates traffic noise for the north-facing streets - we spec quiet-mode compressor options for properties within 200 metres of the highway. The suburb's inland flatland position means no coastal moderation and hot northerly summer wind exposure is real - condenser orientation on the east or south side of the building is preferred.

What's included in your Eumemmerring install

Included in the Eumemmerring quote: the split system in your chosen size and brand, all copper pipework and electrical cabling, standard back-to-back or ground-pad install with proper airflow clearance on all four sides of the outdoor unit, debris shroud on any condenser adjacent to the Eumemmerring Creek reserve as standard, base-tray heater option on outdoor units for creek-adjacent addresses, quiet-mode compressor specification for properties within 200 metres of Princes Highway, drain to the nearest legal point, controller pairing and commissioning on both cooling and heating cycles, cleanup and removal of packaging, full manufacturer warranty and our own 7-year workmanship guarantee. Not included: Casey Council planning permits, engineering reports for multi-head systems, decommissioning of ducted gas heating (quoted separately), owners corporation fees for infill townhouse developments, electrical switchboard upgrades on pre-1980 buildings, penetrations through concrete slabs, and pipe runs longer than the standard 5-metre kit which are quoted per additional metre before we start work.

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