by Michael MuffHead | Monday, November 9, 2026 | Brands
Why That Vague Quote Line Matters You’ve picked the unit, agreed the indoor head position, and the quote lands with a line that says the split system switchboard “may require upgrading” — no detail, no fixed number. The direct answer: most Brisbane... by Michael MuffHead | Monday, October 26, 2026 | Brands
You have picked the unit, or you are close to it, and now you need one number to plan around — but every quote you receive seems to be priced on a different basis. For a bedroom-sized 2.5 kW unit, expect an installed price of roughly $900 to $1,500. For a 7–8 kW... by Michael MuffHead | Thursday, October 22, 2026 | Brands
You’ve chosen a split system, but installing a unit that is too small or too large is a common mistake that leads to poor cooling performance or high energy bills. Getting split right fit matters most when you are dealing with Brisbane’s specific heat... by Michael MuffHead | Thursday, October 22, 2026 | Brands
In response to: the original article at yahoo.com Well, here we go again. Another round of sweeping environmental legislation is making its way out of the parliamentary trenches, this time it’s the NSW plastic ban. Environment Minister Penny Sharpe has wisely framed... by Michael MuffHead | Sunday, October 18, 2026 | Brands
Two quotes. One room. Different scope. You’ve got two quotes for the same room. One is a few hundred dollars less and says “installation only – client to supply unit.” It looks like the obvious saving, until you ask who you ring if the unit dies in... by Michael MuffHead | Thursday, October 15, 2026 | Brands
You have two quotes in front of you for the same bedroom, same brand, same kW — and one is several hundred dollars lower. Before you pick it, find out which of the six things below it has quietly left out. The missing items that mean the cheap quote will not be the...