Generally, yes. Retrofitting often involves additional labour, structural adjustments, and careful planning to minimise disruption.
They may redesign duct layouts, use compact or flexible ducting, or recommend structural adjustments to ensure proper installation without restricting airflow.
While zoning improves efficiency, incorrect configuration can create pressure imbalances, strain the system, and reduce overall performance.
Insulation helps maintain air temperature as it travels through ducts. Poor insulation can lead to energy loss and reduced system efficiency.
Yes, improper duct sizing or placement can lead to uneven airflow, causing some rooms to be too warm while others are overcooled.
They assess roof cavity space, structural layout, insulation, and existing services like wiring and plumbing. A site inspection helps determine feasibility and any required modifications.
If your switchboard is outdated or lacks safety switches, upgrading it may be necessary to safely support new electrical installations like ceiling fans.
Switch location determines cable routing and accessibility. Proper planning ensures ease of use and compliance with building regulations.
Some smart fans may require extra wiring or compatible switches, while others operate through built-in receivers and Wi-Fi connectivity.
Incorrect wiring can lead to short circuits, overheating, fan malfunction, or even fire hazards, making professional installation essential.
