Residential work in Frankston
Frankston has the most varied housing stock on this list — older Housing Commission-era homes, established post-war brick veneer streets, higher-density units and apartments near the station and foreshore, and pockets of newer infill development further out. That range means residential jobs here cover more ground than almost anywhere else Hyde works: straightforward split-system replacements in modest older homes, whole-home ducted upgrades in larger renovated properties, and multi-unit or apartment-style installs where access and body-corporate considerations shape the job as much as the system itself. Frankston's role as the Peninsula's regional centre also means faster turnover of older systems, since more properties here are bought, renovated, and re-let or re-sold than in the smaller towns further south.
Commercial work in Frankston
As the commercial and civic centre of the Peninsula, Frankston carries a genuinely different scale of commercial work — offices, retail, hospitality, medical and allied health premises, and a hospital and TAFE precinct nearby that all add up to more multi-tenancy buildings and formal project coordination than Hyde sees elsewhere on this list. Hyde recently completed a staged commercial upgrade for a Frankston site that needed an urgent comfort issue resolved without losing sight of maintenance access and longer-term reliability (see Projects). VRV/VRF conversations come up more often here than in the smaller towns, simply because more Frankston buildings have the tenancy scale to justify it.