Tauranga's Trusted Company for Heat Pumps, Air Conditioning, and Ventilation

Hi Wall

Traditional wall-mounted split systems designed for single rooms and large living spaces.


Choose from our wide range of Hi-Wall Heat Pumps.
Designed for performance, Hi-Wall Heat Pumps will save floor space and keep you comfortable all year round.

Floor Console

These units are installed to sit on the floor when wall space is limited. With their slimline design, our floor consoles are a great renovation option, fitting under windows or neatly into cavities left by the removal of fireplaces

Ducted/Central

Ducted/central heating heat pump and air conditioning systems are designed to provide whole-home central heating or cooling at a constant temperature throughout the whole house. Ideal for installing in new homes or retrofitting into existing homes, it is the ideal cost-effective and energy-efficient solution for year-round comfort. Ducted central heat pump and air conditioning systems are whisper quiet, and with only their grilles visible, they are the perfect unobtrusive solution for heating or cooling multiple rooms at the same time.

Ceiling Cassette

Our range of ceiling-mounted units offers you the flexibility to keep your wall and floor space free without compromising on comfort. Air can be distributed throughout the space in up to four directions.

Hot Water Heat Pump

Increasing energy bills, coupled with the need to heat our homes and hot water efficiently, are driving the demand for alternative forms of domestic heating.
Choose from a standalone hot water heat pump or combined hot water and home heating systems.


Heat pump hot water systems can save you up to 75% on power used by your standard electric hot water cylinder. Have the cylinder inside or outside to save cupboard space and never worry about finding the correct size replacement cylinder again.

Ventilation

Positive Pressure Systems.
These systems typically force air into the home from the attic space and specifically require gaps in the building structure (common in older homes) to facilitate air displacement.
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Balanced ventilation systems.
Balanced ventilation mechanically removes stale air and replaces it with clean, fresh air at the same rate. It is also fitted with a heat exchanger that actively recovers heat energy from the outgoing stale indoor air to pre-warm incoming fresh air. As such, the need for additional heating of fresh air is reduced. This system is specifically designed for modern homes that are of more airtight construction.

A balanced ventilation system introduces fresh outdoor air into a home at the same rate that stale indoor air is exhausted from the home. This allows the mechanical ventilation to control the flow of air within the home, rather than relying on natural ventilation to move air and pollutants.