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8 Best Aircon Installers in Singapore (November 2026)
Aircon installation in Singapore: 8 installers compared by warranty, published prices and BCA training, plus System 1 to 4 prices and HDB rules.
1 DW Aircon
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See all recommendationsAircon installation in Singapore is one of those jobs you do once every ten years or so, which means most of us go in knowing nothing. You get three quotes for a System 4, the totals don't match, and no two say the same thing about piping, brackets or warranty. The cheapest one usually leaves the extras off the page.
For this guide I went through the installation pages of the aircon companies that come up most when you search for an installer, compared the prices they publish, the warranty on their workmanship and the credentials they list, and checked each one's Google rating on 13 November 2026. I also read the BCA, HDB and NEA rules that apply to the job, because a few of them decide who is allowed to put the outdoor unit up at all. I kept eight installers.
This guide covers installation, replacement and repair. For the routine cleaning and chemical washes that keep a new system running, see my guide to the best aircon servicing in Singapore.
A "System" number tells you how many indoor units share one outdoor compressor. System 1 is one fan coil and one compressor. System 4 is four fan coils on one compressor, which is what most 4-room and 5-room HDB flats end up with: three bedrooms and the living room.
Then size each room. A 9,000 BTU unit suits a common bedroom, a master bedroom usually takes 12,000 BTU, and a living room 18,000 to 24,000 BTU. An installer who looks at the room before quoting will tell you if the west sun or a high ceiling needs more.
When the quotes come in, read them line by line. A good one names the brand and model of every unit, the length of copper piping included, the trunking, the bracket or ledge, the isolator, and what happens to the old system. These are the add-ons Jex Aircon publishes, and they give you a sense of what a short quote is leaving out:
| Extra | Price at Jex Aircon |
|---|---|
| Piping beyond 15m | S$32 per metre per route |
| BTO piping surcharge | From S$200 per unit |
| 20A isolator | S$180 |
| 15A aircon plug | S$50 |
| Outdoor bracket | S$150 |
| Stainless steel water tray | S$180 |
| Keeping your old units (dismantling) | S$50 per unit |
Every new split aircon sold here since 1 October 2022 runs on a refrigerant with a global warming potential of 750 or less, under the rule the National Environment Agency brought in. In practice that is R32. So a replacement is always a full new system, and when the compressor fails on an old R22 or R410A system, that is usually the point to stop repairing.
| Installer | Google rating | Workmanship warranty | Installation prices online | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DW Aircon | 4.9 (3,364) | 6 months | Yes, packages by brand and system | Choosing a package online |
| City Cooling | 4.9 (1,321) | 90 days | No, fixed quote after a site survey | Condos, landed homes, concealed piping, offices |
| Jex Aircon | 4.8 (202) | 3 years | Yes, by brand, with every add-on | Replacing a system in an HDB flat |
| SoCool | 4.9 (11,584) | 90 days | Gas top-up only | Repairs and used units |
| Billy Aircon | 4.3 (1,092) | 90 days | No, quote on site | Daikin and Mitsubishi systems |
| Jetstyle Aircon | 4.9 (444) | 90 days, plus the manufacturer's | A range, S$850 to S$4,300+ | A single-day install |
| GoodCool | 4.8 (2,485) | Not stated for installs | Repair fees only | Diagnosing a fault |
| Infinite Aircon | 5.0 (123) | 3 years | No, free site visit | HDB and condo replacements |
Ratings are each company's main Google listing, checked on 13 November 2026. The warranty column is the installer's own warranty on its work. The manufacturer's warranty on the units, often five years or more on the compressor, sits on top of it.
It has around ten years in the trade, works from Lower Delta Road (there is no showroom), and handles HDB flats, condos, landed homes and commercial units. Its project write-ups give the manufacturer's cover as five years on the compressor and one year on other parts, and DW adds a 6-month workmanship warranty on the installation. It also does repairs, including fan motor, PCB and condenser replacements.
The 4.9 stars across 3,364 Google reviews are the second-largest review base on this list. The catalogue does not say what a standard installation in those prices covers, so ask how many metres of piping are included and whether the old units are taken away before you confirm.
- Best known for
- Package prices by brand and system, listed online
- Location
- 1090 Lower Delta Road, #03-07B
- Google Rating
- 4.9 (3,364 reviews)
- Website
- dwaircon.com
Its single split package includes up to 3m of copper piping, and its multi-split package covers one outdoor unit with two to five fan coils, the full pipe run and system balancing. Concealed piping is available for condos and landed homes at extra cost, since it can mean opening the ceiling. On the commercial side it lists VRV and VRF, cassette, ducted and ceiling-concealed systems.
It has been running since 2018, from Woodlands Close, and holds 4.9 stars across 1,321 Google reviews. The workmanship warranty is 90 days, shorter than the best on this list, and there are no installation prices on its site, so get the survey quote in writing.
- Best known for
- Concealed piping, multi-split balancing and commercial systems
- Location
- 21 Woodlands Close, #05-45
- Google Rating
- 4.9 (1,321 reviews)
- Website
- citycoolingengr.com.sg
Its installation prices include GST and run by brand: Mitsubishi Electric Starmex from S$980 to S$5,350, Daikin iSmile Eco+ from S$1,080 to S$5,400, Panasonic from S$1,048 to S$4,520 and Midea All Easy Pro from S$1,168 to S$3,498. Old units are taken away at no charge, or S$50 each if you keep them. It names its materials too, including Armaflex insulation and Izumi copper piping, and says most HDB installations finish in a day.
Jex was founded in 2015, works from Kim Keat Lane, lists itself as BCA registered, and uses its own in-house technicians, whom it pays a monthly salary. It holds 4.8 stars across 202 Google reviews, a smaller base than the companies above. It does not run a separate repair service, so for a fault it will advise whether servicing, a gas top-up or a replacement makes sense.
- Best known for
- A 3-year workmanship warranty and every add-on priced online
- Location
- 9A Kim Keat Lane
- Google Rating
- 4.8 (202 reviews)
- Website
- jexaircon.sg
It replaces PCB boards, fan motors, capacitors, expansion valves and thermistors, and publishes its gas top-up prices: S$65.40 to S$130.80 for R22, S$87.20 to S$163.50 for R410A and S$109 to S$218 for R32, all with GST and transport. It installs both new and used units, for homes and businesses, across Mitsubishi, Daikin, Panasonic, Fujitsu, Midea and Toshiba.
At 4.9 stars across 11,584 Google reviews, it has by far the largest review base on this list. There are no installation prices on its site and the workmanship warranty is 90 days, so it suits a repair or a single unit better than a full System 4.
- Best known for
- Repairs with the diagnosis fee waived, and published gas top-up prices
- Location
- 22 Sin Ming Lane, #06-76 Midview City
- Google Rating
- 4.9 (11,584 reviews)
- Website
- socool.sg
It has been around since 2003, works from Circuit Road in MacPherson, and says its 26 technicians are in-house. Installation covers mounting both units, trunking, piping, drainage, the electrical connection, brackets, vacuum pumping and at least 15 minutes of testing before handover. For repairs, a check-up costs S$40 or S$50, and the fault is explained and quoted before any work starts.
Two things to know. Its 4.3 stars across 1,092 Google reviews is the lowest rating on this list, and its site says installation jobs are paid in cash. The workmanship warranty is 90 days, with a free re-fix if the same problem comes back in that window.
- Best known for
- Authorised Daikin and Mitsubishi installer
- Location
- 35 Circuit Road, MacPherson
- Google Rating
- 4.3 (1,092 reviews)
- Website
- billyaircon.com.sg
It puts its installation prices in a range, from S$850 for a single 9,000 BTU split unit to S$4,300 and up for a five-unit multi system. Brands include Mitsubishi Electric, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Daikin, Panasonic, Toshiba, Fujitsu, LG and Midea. The 90-day workmanship warranty sits on top of the manufacturer's, and its site explains how to use Climate Vouchers on a 5-tick system.
It has been running since 2017, says it has done more than 10,000 aircon jobs, and holds 4.9 stars across 444 Google reviews. Its office is at Nordcom 2 in Woodlands.
- Best known for
- A five-hour installation with a published price range
- Location
- 2 Gambas Crescent, #09-39 Nordcom 2
- Google Rating
- 4.9 (444 reviews)
- Website
- jetstyle.com.sg
On its Mitsubishi page it gives a rough guide to what follows: basic repairs such as a refrigerant top-up from S$100 to S$300, and bigger repairs from S$500 to S$800. It also installs, with brackets, basic piping, wiring, drainage and commissioning included, and says a single split takes two to four hours while a multi-split can take a full day.
It has more than 15 years in the trade, an office at Paya Lebar Square, and 4.8 stars across 2,485 Google reviews. It doesn't publish installation prices or an installation warranty, so ask for both in writing.
- Best known for
- A flat diagnosis fee and repair price guides
- Location
- 60 Paya Lebar Road, #06-33 Paya Lebar Square
- Google Rating
- 4.8 (2,485 reviews)
- Website
- goodcoolsg.com
It handles new installations and replacements for HDB flats, condos and commercial properties, and it has been running since 2017 from Geylang Road. Its promotions page has posts on Mitsubishi Starmex and Daikin iSmile systems and a Climate Voucher offer, but its prices come by quote.
It holds a 5.0 rating across 123 Google reviews, a much smaller base than the others here. I would treat that as a good sign rather than proof, and get the 3-year warranty written into the quote.
- Best known for
- A 3-year workmanship warranty from in-house installers
- Location
- 93 Geylang Road, #03-01
- Google Rating
- 5.0 (123 reviews)
- Website
- infiniteac.com.sg
If you are looking for an aircon installer in Singapore and none of these suit you, these are the checks I would run on any other company.
- A BCA trained installer for the outdoor unit. Under Regulation 41B of the Building Control Regulations, only a trained installer may fix an aircon unit outside a building or on a part that projects from it. The Building and Construction Authority says that installer must hold an identification pass, use a stainless steel bracket or a concrete ledge, and submit an installation report within 14 days (Form AC-02 for an HDB flat). Ask for the pass number. BCA Academy keeps the list of trained installers.
- Technicians trained on refrigerant. NEA points household aircon technicians to the ITE Certificate of Competency in Residential Air-Conditioning System (Refrigerant), and publishes a list of those who have completed it. R32 is mildly flammable, which is why the training matters on a new system.
- The workmanship warranty, in writing. Ninety days is the norm. Jex Aircon and Infinite Aircon give three years, and that gap matters more than S$100 on the quote.
- Every extra priced before work starts. Piping length, the isolator, the bracket, the water tray, dismantling. If the quote is one line, ask for the rest.
- The HDB rules for your flat. HDB says flats with a 40A main switch, or flats that have been through the Main Upgrading Programme or Home Improvement Programme, need no permit for aircon installation. Older flats on a 30A main switch have extra requirements, so check before you book.
If you are renovating at the same time, plan the trunking and the isolator with your contractor first. My guides to the best renovation contractors in Singapore and BTO interior designers cover who to talk to, and any new power point needs a licensed electrician, so my list of the best electricians in Singapore is worth keeping open.
I started with the companies that come up when you search for aircon installation in Singapore, then read each one's installation, repair and pricing pages. I kept the ones that publish what their installation covers, name a workmanship warranty, and hold a solid Google rating across at least a hundred reviews. Ratings were checked on 13 November 2026, and prices are as listed on each site that week.
I have not hired all eight, and prices move with promotions and the brands' own price lists. Use this as a shortlist, and get two or three written quotes for the same units before you choose.
Aircon installation in Singapore costs about S$850 to S$1,000 for a System 1, S$2,100 for a System 2, S$3,000 for a System 3 and S$3,700 to S$4,300 for a System 4, going by the package prices the installers here publish for the units with installation. The brand and the energy ticks move it from there, and extra piping, an isolator and a bracket are usually charged on top.
| System | Prices listed by installers here |
|---|---|
| System 1 (1 fan coil) | S$850 (Jetstyle, 9,000 BTU) to S$975 (DW, Daikin) |
| System 2 | S$2,095 (DW, Daikin iSmile) to S$2,115 (DW, Mitsubishi Starmex FN, 5 ticks) |
| System 3 | S$2,965 (DW, Mitsubishi Starmex FN, 5 ticks) to S$3,039 (DW, Daikin iSmile) |
| System 4 | S$3,695 (DW, Daikin iSmile) to S$4,249 (DW, Mitsubishi Starmex FN) |
| The largest systems | S$4,300 and up for five units at Jetstyle; Jex's brand ranges top out at S$5,350 to S$5,400 |
DW's catalogue doesn't spell out the installation in its prices, so confirm the pipe length and the removal of the old units. New BTO flats often pay a piping surcharge, from S$200 a unit at Jex, and a condo or landed home with concealed or long pipe runs costs more again.
Repair an aircon in Singapore when the fault is a part: a fan motor, a PCB, a capacitor or a leak that can be found and fixed. Replace it when the compressor fails on an older system, or when it runs on R22, because new units here have used lower-impact refrigerants since 1 October 2022 and an old system only gets harder to keep going.
Start with a diagnosis. SoCool charges S$42.80 and waives it if you go ahead with the repair, GoodCool charges S$43.60 a unit, and Billy Aircon S$40 or S$50. If the repair quote comes close to half the price of a new system, I would put the money into the new one.
HDB aircon installation follows two sets of rules. BCA requires a trained installer with a BCA pass for any outdoor unit, mounted on a stainless steel bracket or the concrete aircon ledge, with the installation report (Form AC-02 for HDB flats) filed within 14 days. HDB decides whether you need a permit, which depends on your flat's main switch.
Flats with a 40A main switch, which covers blocks completed from 1 January 1994 and flats upgraded under MUP or HIP, need no permit for the aircon. Older 30A flats need an HDB permit for a new 15A power point, and HDB allows a 20A isolator only for an aircon. Your installer should know which applies, and if they don't, that tells you something.
Aircon installation takes about two to five hours for a single split unit and a full day for a System 3 or System 4 in an HDB flat. Jetstyle aims to finish in about five hours, GoodCool quotes two to four hours for a single split, and Jex says most HDB installations finish in a day. Removing an old system with fixed trunking, or a long pipe run, adds time.
Yes. Climate Vouchers can be spent on 5-tick air-conditioners. HDB households received S$300 in vouchers in 2024 and a S$100 top-up in 2025, and the NEA says they are valid until 31 December 2027. Several installers here, including Jetstyle and Jex, explain how to use them on a system bought through them.
Ask whether the voucher comes off the price of the unit or the whole package, and get it shown on the quote.
Service a new aircon about every three months if you run it most nights, which keeps the drainage clear and the coil free of mould. Check your manufacturer's warranty card for its own servicing terms, and keep the receipts. My guide to the best aircon servicing companies in Singapore compares who to call and what each type of service costs.
If a job goes wrong and the installer won't come back, CASE handles consumer disputes in Singapore. Keep the written quote and warranty, because they are your evidence.
Choosing an aircon installer in Singapore comes down to three things: a trained installer for the outdoor unit, a written workmanship warranty, and every extra priced before work starts. DW Aircon is where I would compare packages, City Cooling is the call for concealed piping and bigger homes, and Jex Aircon has the 3-year warranty and the clearest price list for an HDB replacement. SoCool and GoodCool are the ones I would ring for an aircon repair, Billy Aircon for a Daikin or Mitsubishi system, Jetstyle for a quick single-day job, and Infinite Aircon for another 3-year warranty.
One note for the installers. Most people booking aircon installation in Singapore want the System 4 price, the piping allowance and the warranty on one page, and plenty of aircon sites still hide them behind a WhatsApp button. If your website is the part that loses the job, that is fixable, and it happens to be my day job. Have a look at my web design services in Singapore, or get a quote.
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