Ducted Air Conditioning & Heating Solutions Frankston

Frankston continues to grow in popularity, particularly among young home buyers and families who are drawn to its beachside lifestyle, improving infrastructure, and relative affordability compared with neighbouring bayside suburbs. The suburb also has one of Melbourne’s most diverse mixes of housing, which directly impacts the type of heating and cooling systems best suited to each property.

Frankston’s housing ranges from:

Older family homes on large blocks
Many of these properties still rely on ageing gas ducted heating systems. Due to the Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) program and rising energy efficiency standards, homeowners are increasingly transitioning from old gas heaters to fully electric ducted heating and cooling systems. In homes with space limitations or budget considerations, a multi-split system can be a more practical upgrade path.

Mid-era brick homes (1980s–2000s)
These often benefit from replacing older split systems or adding ducted reverse-cycle systems to provide whole-home comfort.

Units and compact villa developments
Smaller floorplans are typically well suited to single split or multi-split installations, depending on room layout.

Modern townhouses and apartment builds
Newer high-density developments frequently require space-efficient heating and cooling solutions, such as compact outdoor units or multi-head systems designed for constrained balcony areas.

Because of this wide variety of home styles, Frankston residents often need expert advice to determine the most efficient and cost-effective way to heat and cool their home — whether that’s a full electric ducted system or a tailored multi-split solution.

With more than 30 years servicing the region, Dale Air understands the Frankston housing landscape and can recommend the right system based on your home’s age, layout, insulation, power supply, and long-term budget.