Tell us what you need, whether it's a service, a repair, a replacement or a new system. A verified aircon professional who covers your area will get in touch to talk through the options, the running costs and what to compare.
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Not sure which one? Describe your home and your problem, and a professional can help narrow it down.
Cleaning the indoor and outdoor units, from a basic service to a full wash.
Water dripping, not cold, noisy, remote not working or error codes.
One or several indoor units, with a new outdoor unit.
Deciding whether to repair or replace, and what to replace it with.
Moving units during a renovation, or taking them out.
Finding a refrigerant leak and fixing the cause, or repairing a compressor.
A single split unit and a multi-split system are very different jobs and costs.
Matched to the room, the sun it gets and how you use it.
More ticks and inverter models can cost more upfront and less to run.
Pipe length, ledge position, access and the type of ceiling or wall.
Licensed work needed to connect the system safely.
Taking out an old unit, brackets, drain pipes and any controls.
Ask for the licence numbers that apply and proof of insurance.
Ask for the reasoning, not just the model number.
Ask for the energy rating and an estimate of what it would cost to run.
Units, installation, piping, electrical work and removal, itemised in writing.
On the units and on the installation, and what voids it.
Ask what upkeep it needs and what it costs.
We connect you with one verified provider who understands what you need. No hard sell, and no obligation.
A single split unit and a multi-split system suit different homes and budgets. You hear what fits yours before anyone sells you one.
Efficiency and the size of the system decide your electricity bill for years. You hear how to compare them.
You can ask questions and compare, and nobody pushes you to decide on the spot.
Most homes use wall-mounted split systems, where an indoor unit connects to an outdoor compressor. A multi-split system, often called System 2, 3 or 4, runs several indoor units from one outdoor unit. Casement and ducted systems are less common. A professional should explain why they suggest one for your home.
A system that is too small struggles, and one that is too large wastes energy and cycles on and off. Size depends on the room, how much sun it gets, insulation and how you use it. Ask the installer how they worked it out, rather than guess by floor area.
In Singapore, air conditioners carry an energy label with ticks, and more ticks mean better efficiency and lower running costs. Ask for the tick rating of the model quoted, and compare running costs as well as the purchase price. Inverter models usually cost more upfront and less to run.
The electrical connection must be done by a licensed electrical worker, and handling refrigerant needs the right training. Ask for the licence numbers and check them yourself, and ask for proof of insurance.
It varies with the type and number of units, the brand, how hard the installation is and where you live. Namoye doesn't set prices. Ask for a written, itemised quote covering the units, installation, piping, electrical work and removal of any old units.
Water dripping from the indoor unit is common and is often caused by a blocked drain pipe, a dirty filter or a low refrigerant level. A technician should find the cause rather than just clear the pipe. A leak that keeps coming back needs a proper look.
It depends on how much you use it, and many technicians suggest servicing every few months for a unit that runs daily. Ask what is included, such as a basic clean or a full chemical wash, and what each costs, so you can compare.
It depends on the age of the system, how often it breaks down, the cost of the fix and how efficient it is. An older system that fails often can be costly to keep. Ask the technician to explain both options and what each would cost.
In HDB flats the outdoor unit must go on the designated ledge, and condominiums have their own rules. Ask the installer what your block allows, and who handles any approval.
Aircon is a sealed system, and low refrigerant usually means a leak. Ask the technician to find and fix the leak rather than only top up the gas, and what the warranty covers.
Call early and mark it urgent. If someone at home is vulnerable to heat, say so, and make sure they stay cool and hydrated in the meantime.
What you need, the size of the room, the age and brand of any existing system, whether it is an HDB flat, condo or landed home, and your postal code. If you don't have everything, send the request anyway.
No. Namoye is a free matching service. It doesn't install, price or guarantee the work. The firm that contacts you is responsible for the job and the quote.
No to both. A verified professional contacts you, and Namoye is free for you.
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Namoye is a free matching service. It is not an installer or contractor and doesn't install, price or guarantee the work. Any quote comes from the firm that contacts you. Check their licences, insurance and references before work starts.
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