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Air conditioning quotes in Brisbane

Long, wet, heavy summers. Humidity is the enemy, not just the temperature on the BOM app.

Brisbane summers are long enough that a cheap unit you have to replace in four years is not cheap. Humidity matters. A unit that only knocks the temperature down and leaves the house clammy will make you hate it by February.

Splits are the everyday job. $1,800 to $4,200 installed for a lounge is the band we quote as a guide. Queenslanders can be fiddly because of the stumps and the tin. Ducted in a lowset brick home is usually cleaner.

We will not invent a rebate. Queensland money is pointed at hot water and other upgrades. You save here on a tight quote and a unit that can actually dehumidify.

Typical split

$1,800 to $4,200 installed

Typical ducted

$9,500 to $16,500 for a typical lowset

The rebate in Brisbane

There is no statewide Queensland rebate for household air conditioning right now. Anyone promising one on Facebook is selling.

Queenslanders, lowset brick, and a lot of outdoor units that have been dying quietly under the house.

Suburbs we hear from

Chermside, Indooroopilly, Carindale, North Lakes, Ipswich, Logan.

Common questions

Is there a Queensland air con rebate in 2026?

Not a statewide household scheme like Victoria. If someone quotes an $8,000 government grant on a single split, walk away.

Split or ducted in a Queenslander?

Plenty of Queenslanders do two or three splits because the roof space is not friendly. Ducted can work. It needs someone who has done tin and stumps before, not a first-year apprentice with a brochure.

Check the Brisbane rebate

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Check the rebate. Walk away if you like.

Free. One installer, never five. We will not ring you.

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