D15/D16 · Premium Landed
Air-Conditioning in East Coast, Singapore
From sizing and installing a whole-home system to keeping every unit cold with regular servicing, we handle your air-conditioning end to end. Multi-split, concealed ducted, or VRF for larger landed homes — installed to manufacturer specification so your warranty stays valid, with chemical washes and maintenance contracts from the same team that fitted it. We serve homeowners across East Coast (D15/D16) — Broad east-coast landed belt spanning Marine Parade, Upper East Coast and Bedok — mature homeowner base with discretionary upgrade budgets.
Why East Coast
Air-Conditioning for East Coast homes
Broad east-coast landed belt spanning Marine Parade, Upper East Coast and Bedok — mature homeowner base with discretionary upgrade budgets.
East Coast projects typically fall within our standard $2,500 – $30,000+ range for landed properties.
Pricing Guide
What to Budget in East Coast
Multi-Split (System 2–3)
$2,500 – $5,000
2–3 wall-mounted units, one condenser, standard copper piping and trunking
System 4–5 / Larger Multi-Split
$5,000 – $9,000
4–5 units, heavier piping runs, suitable for most landed-home floors
Concealed Ducted / VRF
$15,000 – $30,000+
Ducted indoor units above false ceiling, zoned control, multiple condensers for a full landed home
Prices are indicative for East Coast (D15/D16) and vary by project scope. Get a personalised quote.
Common Questions
Air-Conditioning in East Coast — FAQ
How much does aircon installation cost in Singapore?
A System 2 typically costs $2,500–$3,500 installed, a System 3 around $3,500–$5,000, and a System 4–5 around $5,000–$9,000. A whole-home concealed ducted or VRF system for a landed property runs $15,000–$30,000+. The main cost drivers are the number of indoor units, the brand, ducted vs wall-mounted, and piping distance.
What is the difference between a System 2/3/4 and a concealed ducted system?
A "System" (multi-split) uses one outdoor condenser serving several wall- or ceiling-mounted indoor units — the standard for most homes. A concealed ducted system hides the indoor unit above a false ceiling and delivers cool air through discreet grilles, giving a cleaner look that suits landed homes. Ducted costs more but looks seamless.
Do I need a System 5 or a VRF system for a landed home?
Larger landed homes with many rooms across multiple storeys often need a System 5 or a VRF/VRV system — one or two condensers serving many zones, each with independent temperature control. We size the system to your floor area and room count rather than overselling capacity.
How often should I service my aircon?
For regular daily use, general servicing every 3 months keeps units cooling well. A chemical wash every 6–12 months clears the coils of dust and mould, depending on usage and dust levels. Maintenance contracts bundle these so you do not have to remember.
How much does aircon servicing cost in Singapore?
General servicing is around $30–$50 per unit, a chemical wash $80–$120 per unit, and a full chemical overhaul $150–$180 per unit. An R32 gas top-up is roughly $90–$150. Quarterly servicing contracts for a multi-unit landed home typically run $120–$300 per visit.
Why is my aircon not cold even after servicing?
The usual causes are low refrigerant from a leak, coils so choked they need a chemical wash rather than a basic service, a weak or failing compressor, or a unit that is simply undersized for the room. We diagnose the actual cause before topping up gas, so you are not paying to refill a leak.
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