Triforce Electrical & Air can help you choose, supply and install a system suited to the space.
Based in Shailer Park, our family-owned team provides air conditioning installation across Brisbane, Logan, Bayside and surrounding areas. We install split system and ducted air conditioning for homes and commercial properties.
Not sure which system or unit size you need? Tell us which rooms you want to cool, how you use the space and whether you have an existing air conditioner. We can talk you through the suitable options and provide a quote for the installation.
Choosing an air conditioner involves more than finding a unit that fits your budget. The system also needs to suit the room, the property and how often it will be used.
Important factors include:
A unit that is too small may struggle to reach the set temperature on hot days. A unit that is larger than the room needs may cost more without providing a better result.
If you are unsure about capacity, our guide to what size air conditioner you need explains the main points to consider.
Need help choosing a system? Tell us about the room and we can discuss the options suited to your property.

A split system air conditioner is a practical option for cooling and heating one room or a defined area of the home. Common installation areas include bedrooms, living rooms, home offices and open-plan spaces.
The system has an indoor unit and an outdoor unit connected by pipework and electrical cabling. The position of both units can affect:
Split system air conditioning lets you control the temperature in individual rooms. This can be useful when you do not need to run air conditioning throughout the whole house.
Some homes need one split system, while others may need units in several rooms. We can help you consider which areas need air conditioning and whether separate systems will suit the way your household uses the space.
Learn more about the available options on our split system air conditioning page.
Planning a split system installation? Send us your suburb, room details and any unit you are considering to get started.
Ducted air conditioning can cool or heat many rooms through vents connected to one central system. It may suit homeowners who want more consistent temperature control across most of the property.
Planning a ducted installation involves looking at:
Ducted air conditioning is often planned as part of a new build or major renovation. It may also be possible to install a system in an existing home when there is suitable access and space.
Visit our ducted air conditioner installation page for more detail about this service.
If you are still comparing your options, read our guide to ducted air conditioning versus split systems.
Not sure which system is right for your home? Speak with our team about the rooms you want to cool and how you plan to use the system.

The exact work depends on the selected air conditioning system, the property and the proposed installation position.
A split system air conditioner installation may include:
Some properties require additional work because of difficult access, longer pipe runs, installation height, drainage or existing electrical infrastructure. These details need to be considered when the job is assessed and quoted.
If possible, upload photos of the proposed indoor location, the outside wall and any existing air conditioning unit with your enquiry. This will give our team more information about the job.

The our Triforce Electrical & Air technicians specialise in installing top brands. We are dedicating to quality in everything we do; you are always happy with the results. We cover all the leading air conditioning brands including:

Aircon installation offers often refer to a “standard installation,” but the meaning can vary between suppliers.
For a split system, it commonly means a straightforward back-to-back installation. The indoor and outdoor units are placed on opposite sides of the same wall, with a relatively short connection between them.
An installation may fall outside standard conditions if it involves:
The installation area should be checked before assuming a standard installation applies. A clear quote should explain the planned work and any additional requirements identified for the property.
Air conditioner installation costs depend on more than the price of the unit. The system type, capacity and conditions at the property all affect the total cost.
The quote may be influenced by:
Low advertised installation prices may only cover basic standard conditions. Comparing the full scope of work is more useful than comparing the starting price alone.
If you already own an air conditioner, include the brand, model and capacity in your enquiry. The proposed unit and installation location will need to be considered before the work can be confirmed.
To request a quote, tell us your suburb, which rooms need air conditioning and whether you already have a unit. You can also upload photos of the proposed installation area.

You may need a new air conditioner for a room that has never had one, an extension, a renovation or an additional area of the property.
Replacing an older air conditioner can involve different work. Before a new unit is installed, the existing system, pipework, electrical supply and installation position may need to be checked. It should not be assumed that every existing part can be reused with the new system.
If your current unit is unreliable, inefficient or no longer suits the room, visit our air conditioner replacement page.

Triforce also installs air conditioning for offices and commercial properties.
A commercial installation may need to account for operating hours, the number of people using the space, heat from equipment and how the work could affect normal business activity. The right approach depends on the size, layout and use of the property.
For more information about these projects, visit our commercial air conditioning page.

Triforce Electrical & Air is a family-owned business based in Shailer Park. Our team has more than 10 years of industry experience and works across Brisbane, Logan, Bayside and surrounding areas.
Customers can speak with one team about the air conditioning installation and any related electrical work. We can also help you consider system size, unit placement and the options suited to the way you use the property.
We install air conditioning for homeowners, businesses, real estate agencies, builders and other commercial customers.
When requesting a quote, you can upload photos of the proposed installation area. This gives our team useful information about the property and the work that may be involved.

The right capacity depends on the room’s floor area, ceiling height, windows, insulation, sun exposure and how the space is used. A larger unit is not automatically the better option.
Our air conditioning sizing guide explains the factors that should be considered.
A split system can be a practical choice for one room or a few separate areas. Ducted air conditioning may be better suited to a home where many rooms need cooling and heating.
The right system depends on the property, available installation space and how you want to control the temperature in different rooms.
If you have already purchased a unit, provide its brand, model and capacity when making your enquiry. The unit and proposed installation location will need to be considered before the work can be confirmed.
If you have not purchased a system, Triforce can discuss supply-and-installation options with you.
The outdoor unit needs enough airflow and suitable access for installation and future servicing. The position may also be affected by drainage, pipe length, noise and the layout of the property.
The best location needs to be considered together with the position of the indoor unit.
Yes. The existing air conditioner can be removed as part of a replacement job when this is included in the agreed scope of work.
The old unit, its connections and the installation area should be checked before confirming what can be reused and what needs to be replaced.
The time required depends on the system and the installation conditions. A straightforward split system installation will usually involve less work than several split systems or a ducted installation.
Access, unit position, pipe routes and electrical requirements can all affect the time needed.