Gas Ducted Heating in Central Victoria
Gas Ducted Heating remains the most common form of heating in central Victoria.
Central Victorian weather is known for being predictably unpredictable, but one thing is always for certain; it gets cold. Making sure your property stays nice and warm through the winter (and other cold months!) can seem like a pricey pursuit, which is why the cost efficient and effective method of ducted gas heating is so popular.
Super comfortable, low cost and low maintenance – ducted gas heating is an excellent choice and thoroughly worth considering for your own heating requirements.
Over 20 years of experience
How it works
Ducted gas heating is popular because it delivers a house-wide heating solution at an affordable price. Heat is carried from a central point and is released through a series of ducts placed on either the ceiling or floor of your home.
The duct-work, which connects the outlets to the heating unit, is neatly tucked away out of sight.
Why Choose Ducted Gas Heating?
Gas heating has long been recognised one of the best and most effective ways of heating and is very cost effective no matter the application.
The primary benefit of ducted gas heating, you will find is that this type of system provides heating for the whole of the house. There is no need to have rooms or areas which feel cold or have cold spots. You can efficiently and effectively heat the entire home, without dramatically increasing your energy bills. In fact, research by the Sustainable Energy Authority has shown that you could even save hundreds of dollars annually compared to operating gas space heaters.
Benefits of ducted gas heating
- Highly efficient and economical, utilising a combination of zoning systems throughout your house so you can choose which areas to heat during the day/night
- Incredibly versatile, with endless options that include underfloor heating, ceiling systems and more, so you can find the ideal solution for you
- Requires little maintenance, ensuring further savings to your back pocket
- Uses natural gas or liquefied petroleum gas (LPG)