Aircon Installation Singapore

from $1,200 · No GST · 1 year installation warranty + manufacturer warranty on units

Aircon installation in Singapore requires more than just mounting a unit. We handle the entire job: site survey, BTU calculation for room sizes, refrigerant piping (insulated), bracket mounting, electrical connection, vacuum and gas charge, and full performance testing. Whether you're replacing an old system or installing aircon in a new BTO, we ensure compliance with HDB and BCA regulations.

The materials & brands we use

Premium units (Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, R32 gas, 4–5 tick inverter) installed on proper materials — Armaflex SHIELD insulation, thick-gauge copper piping and concealed drainage — backed by a 2-year workmanship warranty.

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Installation Pricing Guide

Single split (1 indoor + 1 outdoor) from $1,200
System 2 (2 indoor + 1 outdoor) from $2,200
System 3 (3 indoor + 1 outdoor) from $2,800
System 4 (4 indoor + 1 outdoor) from $3,500
Premium brands (Daikin, Mitsubishi) +$300–500

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What's included

  • Free site survey and BTU recommendation
  • Brand selection guidance (no commission bias)
  • Indoor and outdoor unit mounting
  • Insulated copper refrigerant piping
  • Drainage piping installation
  • Electrical wiring and isolator installation
  • Vacuum, leak test, and gas charging
  • Full system performance test
  • Removal and disposal of old unit (if applicable)

How much does aircon installation cost in Singapore?

Installation pricing depends mostly on how many indoor units you need, the brand you choose, and your property. As a guide: a single split system starts from $1,200, a System 2 from $2,200, a System 3 from $2,800 and a System 4 from $3,500. Premium brands such as Daikin and Mitsubishi Electric typically add $300 to $500. There is no GST — the quote is final.

What moves the price within those bands: the length of copper piping between the indoor and outdoor units, whether old units need removing and disposing, any electrical work if a new isolator or point is required, and trunking if you want a concealed finish. We confirm all of this at the free site survey, so the quoted price is the price you pay.

Choosing the right aircon: size (BTU) and brand

An aircon that is too small never cools properly and runs non-stop; one that is too large short-cycles and wastes electricity. Matching BTU to room size matters more than most people realise — the rough guide below is a starting point we confirm during the survey.

On brand: Daikin and Mitsubishi Electric are the premium choice for reliability and efficiency; Panasonic and LG offer strong mid-tier value; Midea is budget-friendly with a shorter typical lifespan. We recommend based on your rooms, usage and budget, with no brand commission — so the advice is yours, not the supplier's.

  • Up to about 150 sq ft (small bedroom): around 9,000 BTU
  • 150 to 250 sq ft (master bedroom): around 12,000 BTU
  • 250 to 400 sq ft (living or dining area): 18,000 to 24,000 BTU

HDB, condo and landed — what is different

HDB flats: the outdoor unit must sit on the designated aircon ledge with proper brackets, installed by a BCA-licensed contractor following HDB guidelines (roof or corridor installation is not allowed in most blocks). We handle the compliance for you.

Condominiums: most MCSTs require approval and specify where condenser units may sit and how piping is routed. We work within your management's rules and can advise before you commit.

Landed homes: the most flexible, but also where piping runs and condenser placement vary the most — which is exactly why the site survey matters for an accurate price.

Our installation process, step by step

  1. Free site survey — we measure your rooms, recommend BTU and units, and check piping routes and power.
  2. You choose the brand and system size; we give a clear, final quote with no GST.
  3. On installation day we mount the indoor and outdoor units securely on proper brackets.
  4. Insulated copper refrigerant piping and drainage piping are run, and trunked for a neat finish where needed.
  5. Electrical wiring and an isolator are connected to specification.
  6. The system is vacuumed, leak-tested and gas-charged correctly — the step cheap installers most often rush.
  7. We run a full performance test, confirm every unit cools, and remove your old unit if you have asked us to.

What is included in the price (and what can cost extra)

A standard installation covers the units, mounting, brackets, a standard length of insulated copper piping, drainage piping, electrical connection, vacuum and gas charge, full testing, and a 1-year installation warranty on top of the manufacturer's warranty on the units.

  • Extra copper piping beyond the standard run, priced per metre
  • Concealed or trunked piping for a flush finish, if requested
  • A new electrical isolator or dedicated point, if your home does not already have one
  • Removal and disposal of an old system

How long does installation take, and how soon can you come?

A single split is usually half a day; a System 3 or 4 in an HDB flat is typically a full day; larger condos and landed homes can run 1 to 2 days. We give a precise timeline after the site survey.

WhatsApp 9107 2601 with your property type and the number of rooms you want cooled, and we will arrange a site survey — often within a couple of days.

🛡 Warranty: 1 year installation warranty + manufacturer warranty on units

Frequently asked questions

What aircon brand should I buy in Singapore?
Daikin and Mitsubishi Electric are the premium picks for reliability and energy efficiency, especially their inverter models. Panasonic and LG are mid-tier with strong value. Midea is budget-friendly but with shorter typical lifespan. We recommend based on your budget, room size, and usage pattern — without brand commission bias.
How much does System 3 aircon installation cost?
From $2,800 for standard inverter brands (Panasonic, LG, Midea) and $3,300+ for premium brands (Daikin, Mitsubishi Electric). Pricing includes installation, copper piping up to standard length, brackets, electrical wiring, and 1-year installation warranty.
How long does aircon installation take?
Single split: half a day. System 3 or System 4 in a HDB flat: typically a full day. Larger condos or landed homes may take 1–2 days. We give you a precise timeline after the free site survey.
Do I need HDB approval for aircon installation?
For HDB flats, you must use BCA-licensed contractors and follow HDB guidelines on outdoor unit placement (ledge brackets, no roof installation in many blocks). We handle compliance — no surprises.
Do you supply the aircon units, or do I buy them?
Both options work. We can supply units at competitive pricing across all major brands (Daikin, Mitsubishi Electric, Panasonic, LG, Midea), or install units you have already bought. Either way the installation workmanship carries our 1-year warranty.
Do I need to buy the aircon before the site survey?
No. The survey is where we measure your rooms, recommend the right BTU and number of units, and confirm piping and power. You decide on brand and budget after that, with our no-commission advice.
How long does an aircon last in Singapore?
Typically 8 to 12 years with regular servicing and the occasional chemical wash. Skipping maintenance in Singapore's humidity shortens that considerably, which is why a good installation plus routine servicing pays off over the unit's life.
Do you remove and dispose of my old aircon?
Yes, on request. Removal and disposal of an old system can be added to the installation — we will show it on the quote so there are no surprises.

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WhatsApp 9107 2601 — same-day service usually available.

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