Reverse Cycle Installation Tumut Trusts

Heating in winter, cooling in summer, from a single system installed and set up properly the first time. Servicing Tumut and the Riverina.

Available Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM.

Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning for Every Season in the Riverina

Reverse cycle air conditioning is a single system that heats your home in winter and cools it in summer, unlike a cooling-only split system that leaves you needing a separate heater. At RPM Air Conditioning & Refrigeration, we install reverse cycle air conditioning across Tumut because it gives homes and businesses year-round comfort from one unit, one remote and one power bill.

Our installation process starts with a site assessment, where we check the room size, wall type and climate to get the unit capacity right. From there we plan indoor and outdoor unit placement, run the refrigerant lines between them, and commission the system with a pressure test before we hand it over running and ready to use.

Price and complexity come down to a few factors: the unit's capacity, the wall type it's mounted through, the distance between the indoor and outdoor units, whether you're on single-phase or three-phase power, and the brand you choose. We provide a written quote before any work starts, and payment is by direct deposit. If you're after a cooling-only option instead, have a look at our split system installation service.

Reverse cycle systems get undersized more often than people realise, because the smaller unit looks cheaper on the quote. I size every reverse cycle job to the room and the climate, not the price tag, so it doesn't run flat out all winter and wear itself out early.

Ryan Meredith, Owner and Technician, RPM Air Conditioning & Refrigeration, Tumut NSW.

How Reverse Cycle Installation Bookings Work in Tumut

1. Contact RPM. Call 0439 351 025 or email rpmairconditioning.office@gmail.com to describe your space and heating and cooling needs.

2. Site Assessment. Ryan checks wall type, room size, and power supply to confirm the right unit capacity before quoting.

3. Written Quote. A clear quote is provided before any work begins, with no surprise costs.

4. Installation Day. Indoor and outdoor units are mounted, refrigerant lines run and insulated, and electrical connections completed.

5. Commissioning. The system is pressure-tested, run through a full heating and cooling cycle, and explained to you before Ryan leaves.

RPM Air Conditioning & Refrigeration installs reverse cycle systems across Tumut and within a 15-mile radius covering Adelong, Batlow, Talbingo, Blowering, Gilmore, Gocup, Brungle, Wondalga, Tumut Plains, and Grahamstown, with broader coverage across the Riverina and into the Snowy Mountains and Canberra regions on request. We're available Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM.

Get a Free Assessment and Written Quote

Not sure what capacity you need for your home or business? Ryan will assess your space and give you a written quote before any work starts, no obligation.

Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning Questions, Answered

  • How much does it cost to run a reverse cycle air conditioner?

    Running cost depends on the unit's efficiency star rating, room size, insulation, and how often you use it for heating versus cooling. A correctly sized system from RPM Air Conditioning & Refrigeration runs more efficiently than an undersized one. Contact us for an estimate based on your setup.

  • What size reverse cycle system do I need for my home?

    Sizing depends on room dimensions, ceiling height, insulation, and window exposure. An undersized unit runs constantly and wears out faster. We assess your space before recommending a unit capacity, so you get a system that matches your home.

  • Does a reverse cycle system work well in cold Riverina winters?

    Yes, reverse cycle systems are built to heat efficiently even in cold regional winters when correctly sized and installed. Performance drops off if the unit is undersized or poorly located, which is why we assess every job before we quote.

  • Can a reverse cycle unit replace both my heater and air conditioner?

    Yes, one reverse cycle system handles heating and cooling year-round. This can remove the need for a separate gas or electric heater in many homes, giving you one system to run and maintain instead of two.

  • How long does a reverse cycle installation take?

    Most single-unit installations are completed in a half to full day, with longer refrigerant line runs or brick walls adding time. Ryan gives you a time estimate at the quote stage, so you know what to expect on the day.

Reverse Cycle Installation Across Tumut and the Riverina

Call Ryan directly or send an enquiry. Written quotes, honest pricing, Monday to Friday across the region.