A clear plan before work begins
A useful installation visit starts with the agreed scope and a practical plan for the property. The team needs suitable access to the indoor and outdoor work areas, along with space to move equipment and tools safely.
Before work begins, confirm the proposed indoor and outdoor unit positions and raise any questions about appearance, furniture, curtains, access or how you normally use the room. Final details depend on the specific system, property and confirmed quote.
Preparing the work area
Clear movable belongings from the immediate work area and provide a straightforward path between the entrance and the installation locations. Keep children and pets away from tools and active work areas.
If access, parking or another site condition has changed since the assessment, tell the installer before the visit where possible. It is better to clarify a change than to rely on an old assumption.
Installation, testing and handover
The installation work follows the system design and confirmed scope for the job. Once the work is complete, the installer should test the system and explain the controls, everyday operation and relevant maintenance guidance.
Ask where to find the model information and who to contact if something does not operate as expected. Keep the quote, invoice and any supplied product information together for future reference.
Planning an installation?
Send Airmax your suburb, the rooms involved, approximate dimensions and a few safe photos. These details can make the first conversation clearer, but the installer still needs to confirm site conditions before the installation scope is final.
Visit the Airmax heat-pump installation page or use the contact page to start the conversation.
