All of Belgrave is a designated Bushfire Prone Area, and the Bushfire Management Overlay covers all of it too. That makes the outdoor unit worth planning with care. During the quote we look at what will sit around it, how it is mounted and how it will be reached for servicing, and we choose the spot with bushfire risk in mind.
Many homes are large: 39.6% of occupied dwellings had at least four bedrooms at the 2021 Census. In a house that size, a ducted reverse cycle system with zoning lets you heat the bedrooms overnight without also heating the living areas. Smaller homes are often well served by one or two high wall splits.
Most households are paying off their homes, with 59.5% of occupied dwellings owned with a mortgage, so a system that keeps winter running costs in check is worth the planning.
Heritage Overlay controls around town cover places such as Belgrave Lake Park, the Main Street cherry trees and “The Bend” commercial precinct on Burwood Highway. If your property is on Heritage Overlay land, a permit can be needed for services that can be seen from a street or public park, so we keep the outdoor unit out of street view where possible.
A free on-site quote lets us size a system for Belgrave winters, not just its summers.
