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How to make your home more comfortable during summer

Upgrading your aircon might feel overwhelming but it doesn’t have to be. With expert guidance and the right system, you can create a cooler, more comfortable home, just in time for summer.

Sponsored by Daikin

Investing in comfort 

If you’re renovating, refinancing or simply tired of sweating through the warmer months, now is the time to think about an upgrade. The right system doesn’t just cool your home – it can improve sleep, boost wellbeing and cut energy costs1. It can even increase your property’s value if you’re thinking long term2. Daikin has been cooling Australian homes for more than 55 years so they know what works in our unique climate. That’s why they’ve been voted Reader’s Digest Most Trusted Air Conditioning Brand three years running (2023, 2024 and 2025).

Making smart choices 

Not every home has the same needs, which is why choice matters. Some families prefer ducted systems that quietly cool the whole house. Others want a split system for a single space or smart zoning technology to manage energy use room by room. But how do you know what’s right? Daikin’s Specialist Dealers – 500 strong across Australia – can help. They’ll assess your space, talk through your goals and recommend the perfect fit. 

Beyond cooling

The benefits of air conditioning go further than temperature alone. A well-chosen system can mean cleaner indoor air, better humidity control and a quieter, more restful home. For young families, that’s fewer restless nights. For older homeowners, it’s peace of mind knowing their system is efficient and reliable. And for renovators or first-home buyers, it’s about building comfort into their space from day one. Daikin systems are designed to create healthier, more comfortable living environments so your home feels optimised all year round.

Premium pay-off

When it comes to upgrades, it’s tempting to focus on upfront costs. But premium systems often save more in the long run. Daikin’s technology is built to handle Australia’s toughest summers, with efficiency that helps lower energy bills. Add in their strong reputation and long-lasting durability and you’ve got comfort you can count on. Choosing premium also means fewer breakdowns and ongoing support from trusted local dealers.

Ready to level up?

If you’re considering an aircon upgrade, keep things simple and stress-free. Daikin and its Specialist Dealers offer a complete service, from personalised advice to seamless installation. 

Visit daikin.com.au to learn more.

Things you should know

 ¹“Home Ambient Temperature and Self-Reported Attention in Community-Dwelling Older Adults,” Journal of Gerontology: Medical Sciences, 2025; “Impact of Home Ambient Temperature on Self-Reported Mood and Attention in Community-Dwelling Older Adults,” Innovation in Aging, 2022.

²“The Impact of Ducted Air Conditioning on Property Value: Insight from Experts,” Michael Yardney’s Property Update, 2023. Daikin Australia Pty Ltd ABN 62 00 172 967.

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